Sentence examples for schools institutions from inspiring English sources

Sanitation improvements were instituted in border markets, schools, institutions, and mass gatherings.

Psychologists have used different types of tokens as rewards to implement reinforcement, and token economies, involving the principles of conditioned reinforcement, have been successfully used to alter behaviour in schools, institutions, and hospitals (see below Applications in society).

But, Smith and company emphasize, they have not been given the resources — by schools, institutions and families — to cultivate their moral intuitions, to think more broadly about moral obligations, to check behaviors that may be degrading.

On Tuesday, the Serbian government issued a stern warning to the organizers of this spreading strike, saying that they would be arrested for action that "threatens citizens' lives, disrupts normal functioning of traffic, prevents normal work of industry, schools, institutions and health facilities".

Like graduate schools, institutions that train postdocs can find that their former intellectual "children" grow up to be strong and vital scientists.

It's not that these schools, institutions and families haven't tried to teach morality.

All but one of the included trials in child day-care centres or schools institution-based trials had intervention and control arms (monitoring only).

Even old-school institutions like Strictly Come Dancing aren't immune.

We blame teachers and schools, but in truth, the cause is more fundamental than our school institutions.

Old school institutions like Katz's Delicatessen had a line outside that stretched around the block, while Russ & Daughter's had about an hour wait.

The vaccination took place in policlinics, schools, boarding schools and pre-school institutions throughout the country.