Sentence examples for residents to study from inspiring English sources

A team of colleagues from TNT Express collaborated with slum residents to study existing supply chains.

Following Beijing's example, Shanghai is asking residents to study English and vowing to teach etiquette to one million local families.

Washington DC Mayor Vincent Gray urged residents to study emergency evacuation routes and said the mostly low-lying city would make sandbags available on Friday and Saturday.

Pripyat, built in 1970, was hailed as a triumph of Soviet urban planning: the austere concrete style favoured by USSR architects tempered by colourful murals and Communist slogans exhorting residents to study, work or remember the revolution.

Although she had learned little English during her years in America, she encouraged young Chinatown residents to study the language, arguing that it was an important precondition for success.

The objectives of this study are to examine the bioclimatic role of green areas in urban sites as they affect the thermal comfort of residents, and to study the cross-correlation of factors that participate in this process.

The literature underscored the main point of one of the experts, Diane Quigley, a research fellow at Clark University in Worcester, Mass., who said it was important for residents to learn about radiation studies and to get involved in making decisions at nuclear facilities.

Min et al. [ 36] measured HRV among community residents in Korea to study the effects of PM10, SO2, and NO2 on cardiac autonomic function, and found that exposure to PM10, SO2, and NO2 resulted in reduced HRV, significant decreases in the standard deviation of the normal to normal interval (SDNN) and low frequency (LF) domain effect, and the effect was sustained for twelve hours.

Dozens of occupiers, ranging from older residents to teenagers studying for their exams, have been occupying Carnegie Library in Herne Hill in a bid to prevent it being turned into a "healthy living centre" run by Greenwich Leisure Limited, which operates leisure and fitness centres and has recently moved into running libraries.

Bakewell, a Pasadena resident who hopes to study history in college and eventually become a lawyer, said she applied because she wanted to take on a personal challenge and because she'd hoped to represent the FSHA community.

With rising tuition, it now costs a New Jersey resident $20,000 a year to study and reside at Rutgers's main campus — about two-thirds of the average cost at a private university.