2. How do high performing CHSRI schools organize instructional leadership and improvement activities? 3. What are the general lessons that other schools may draw upon to create productive teaching and learning environments?
After the demonstration is made, the bank may draw upon the secured loan.
Government policy analysis agencies may draw upon a variety of organizations for their research.
Students may draw upon these letters in a later class to stage a round-table negotiation in which representatives of each group gather to revise the constitution.
Students preparing the rebuttal will need to research points that the other side may draw upon and develop arguments to discredit them.
A sculpture may draw upon what already exists in the endless variety of natural and man-made form, or it may be an art of pure invention.
Other lyric collections from the next century, such as the Ripoll and Arundel lyrics, may draw upon work of earlier provenance.
Simply stated, this means that you will be asked to complete assignments which, while they may draw upon past education and experience, take you into new areas, providing opportunities for testing and growth under the guidance of an experienced professional.
Although they may draw upon their relevant expertise and their background of knowledge and understanding, this must be applied to the evidence which has been adduced before the Board.
That is, language is inherently "ambiguous" (or "vague") precisely because an individual may draw upon and select any number of "subjects" and/or "predicates" that make up the definition(s) of a word what I refer to as the "literal-synecdochic elements" of a word.
Domain-general systems that the functional reading system may draw upon include specific sensory systems, fine motor systems for the mouth and hand, attentional systems, networks of supervisory executive functions, the limbic system, and the higher-level thinking and problem solving system.
