Sentence examples for sen it from inspiring English sources

"If teachers are not equipped to deliver to children with SEN, it is inevitable you get difficulties with inclusion; and that's when parents turn to special schools".

He is currently developing an Inductive Database for the FP6 Sens-it-iv project.

This work was supported by grants from the Swedish Fund for Research Without Animal Experiments, Faculty of Engineering (LTH), the Swedish Research Council (K2010-79X-21371-01-3) and the Europart Cofmission as parthef the Integrated project 'Novel Testing Strategies for in vitro Assessment of Allergens; Sens-it-iv' (LSHB-CT-2005-018681).

Yet when she made her La Scala debut in 1927 under the name Genoveffa Sens, it was as Freia in Wagner's "Rheingold".

The problem with resourcism is that it looks potentially fetishistic (Sen 1992): it asks us, in its simplest form, to focus on resource holdings income/wealth without considering what different people can do or be in virtue of these holdings.

Sen called it gendercide, and said it was no less of a moral atrocity than genocide.

In 1952, when India elected its first parliament, the election commissioner Sukumar Sen called it "the biggest experiment in democracy in human history".

Mr. Sen says it is "a criminal thing" to increase the number of colleges and universities but not the faculty to run them.

It should urge reasoned debate and "governance by discussion" in domestic and global affairs, as preached by the philosopher John Stuart Mill.As Mr Sen sees it, many of the Commonwealth's Asian members are poised somewhere between authoritarianism and ideal democracy.

For example, dyslexia has become a catch-all word in SEN diagnosis: it can mean a difficulty with spelling, or with reading; but some claim a child's entire perception of the world can be shaped by dyslexia.

As Sen put it, "Being relatively poor in a rich country can be a great capability handicap, even when one's absolute income is high in terms of world standards".