Sentence examples for school conducted by from inspiring English sources

Fourier, the son of a tailor, first attended the local military school conducted by Benedictine monks.

They were also grateful when one of the instructors in a wire-tapping school conducted by the Treasury Department introduced the term "wire supervising" to describe the work.

Outstanding among these early gymnasiums was the school conducted by Gasparino da Barzizza in Padua from 1408 to 1421, which was considered a model for later institutions, and more particularly the gymnasium of Guarino Veronese (1374 1460) and that of his contemporary Vittorino da Feltre (1378 1446).

In this paper we describe an innovative application of a variety of active engagement techniques at the graduate summer school conducted by the Center for Integrated Space Weather Modeling, a Science and Technology Center funded by the National Science Foundation.

Part of Hawes's early education was obtained through the Jessamine County school conducted by Samuel Wilson.

The SOTA Orchestra, which also played Nyman's Second Symphony, is made up of students from San Francisco's School of the Arts high school, conducted by their capable music director, Bradley Hogarth.

The questionnaire will be based on previous food environment surveys in schools conducted by ourselves in 1999 52 and the Ministry of Health in 2007 and 2009 (unpublished).

The prosecution argued in a brief filed last week that the school "conducted a private criminal investigation by using students in a journalism class" and further said that during their three years of work on the case, the students had paid witnesses money, flirted with them and, in one instance, flashed a shotgun.

Mmmm...not so much, according to a 2016 study about school choice in the Washington, D.C. school system conducted by Mathematica Policy Research.

A 2015 poll of 1,000 public school parents conducted by Education Post found that 65percentt agreed that, "Public charter schools offer parents in low-income communities options for quality schools that would otherwise be inaccessible to them".

In an informal study of 256 recent high school graduates conducted by MinnPost in February, 22percentt said they had taken Adderall or Ritalin without a prescription during high school.