Sentence examples for provision of text from inspiring English sources

In multiple-answer problems, the provision of text explaining why a selected answer is erroneous plays an important role in leading independent learners to an accurate understanding and toward correcting their mistakes.

For example, the provision of text scenarios to support students with leading into the tasks was thought to assist students; however, for students who experienced difficulties with reading, the provision of written scenarios proved a challenge.

The principles are simple: for children to come to school, the school needs to meet minimum basic standards such as water and sanitation, tables and benches, adequate provision of text books, safe learning environment, improved management and supervision, higher quality of education with better trained teacher and improved supervision.

Through the following activities:  The construction and furnishing of classrooms in schools across the country  Provision of text books to  primary schools to meet 1 1 ratio  Teacher training in Early Childhood Development and Life skills  Provision of boreholes, toilets and hand washing facilities in rural schools UNICEF also pays school fees for 150 000 orphaned and vulnerable children.

Rather than harnessing the power of mobile phone technology, she believes the answer lies in books – and in public libraries and provision of texts in schools.

We benefited from the provision of the course text book (American Association of HIV Medicine Fundamentals of HIV Medicine) through funds from our MEPI program.

The provision of autonomy-supportive text messages constituted another part of the intervention during both the group-based and the independent intervention phase.

The last provision of the 2012 ceasefire text committed "Egypt as the sponsor" of this ceasefire agreement to "follow up" in case either party reneges on its commitments.

They did receive the smart-phones at the beginning of their control period, as these phones were not only used as a motivational tool (i.e., by provision of weekly autonomy-supportive text messages during the intervention period) but also as a measurement device (see "outcome measures").

The OSCAR4 library has been separated into a number of modules with each performing a defined role in the operation of the OSCAR code, such as the tokenisation of text or the provision of chemical name dictionaries.

The second service is designed for in-country students and lacks any provision for plagiarism checks, as home universities lag behind in use of text matching software.