Sentence examples for promoting subjects from inspiring English sources

Buying online seemed an obvious solution since hundreds of dealers have posted lots of small images of vintage posters promoting subjects like travel, the circus and even "Wholesome Nutritious Foods From Corn" -- that one's in the International Poster Gallery site's PosterFinder database of more than 3,000 posters, priced from $100 to $20,000 (www.internationalposter.com).

In addition, the videos will promote subjects like science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) along with these softer skills.

In these cases, receipt of the experimental intervention ex ante promotes subjects' interests.

Our framework was proved useful through a preliminary experiment in which the explanations generated based on our framework promoted subjects' (15 graduates and undergraduates) conceptual understanding in mechanics.

Robert Kitson Gloucester 22-25 ExeTherehere is a move to end the play-off system in the Championship and revert to the old system under which the team that finished first were promoted, subject to meeting the entry criteria.

Intended to promote subject matter knowledge, pedagogical content knowledge, and procedural knowledge, LTE curricula often target novice teachers' agency, identity construction, and critical awareness.

It seems more difficult to promote subject involvement and adherence in preventive than in treatment trials.

In addition, some studies show that process-related scripting support can substantially promote subject matter knowledge and internal collaboration scripts simultaneously (e.g., Wecker, Kollar, et al., 2010).

Fitzgerald [ 22] and Mc Allister et al. [ 2] demanded that medical exchange programs should provide not only general competencies detached from medical work, but also should promote subject-specific competencies, even if they have a high proportion of general competence areas.

Furner and Kumar ([2007]) underline the recommendations of Berlin and White ([1992]) and Sunal and Furner ([1995]) for the integration of mathematics and science by promoting overlapping subject matter and supporting students to search for patterns in data to get a more meaningful view of scientific phenomena.

The barrier many African governments have in promoting STEM subjects is the lack of qualified people in these subjects.