Sentence examples for schools societies from inspiring English sources

Many medical schools, societies and groups are considering barring doctors from giving lectures on drug or device marketing.

Various 'secondary' data sources were tested to update contact details for the two test cohorts: the 'white pages' internet directories, the Swiss Nursing Association ASI/SBKK) membership files, individual nursing schools' societies of alumni (most of which do not exist anymore), and main employers such as hospitals, home care and school/community health services.

While there is much work do be done in the public schools, society at large also has a job.

Families, schools, society and free will do.

They have been expelled from their schools, society, and even from their own families.

For nuclear families in public school societies, the death tolls are often more than 30% higher than children (Supplement S2).

The most dramatic impact of home schooling was observed for the extended family societies, where the maximum death tolls easily shrank below 1/25th (and typically less than 1/100th) that of the public school societies (all other factors held constant): compare Figs. 6 with 8 and Supplement S2.

Challenging the status quo To remove the barriers that prevent girls from enrolling and completing primary school, societies must deal with factors fundamental to the quality of life of the whole community.

The narrator learns to smoke, a social necessity in the high-school society of the time.

Two years earlier, Ms. Suwal had graduated from Blair Academy, a boarding school in Warren County, N.J., where she had occupied the vast middle ground of high school society, said T. Chandler Hardwick III, Blair's headmaster since 1989.

The little flowering that goes on in these sickly organisms is limited to a sliver of the school society, the C/D borderlines, who flourish at the expense of all the other human beings in the building.