Sentence examples for sponsored courses from inspiring English sources
More than three-quarters of the students participated in the Victory Corps, which sponsored courses in communications, map reading, judo and the study of the poisonous and non-poisonous plants on Pacific islands.
A majority of GPs also agree that commercially sponsored courses may influence physicians in an inappropriate way, but many of them do not recognise that risk.
A majority of the respondents agreed partly or completely that commercially sponsored courses may influence physicians in an inappropriate way, but many GPs did not recognise that risk (Fig. 5).
The conditions for science teachers professional development appears extremely conducive for science teachers to engage in continuous learning – sponsored course fees, and responsive and relevant courses.
Falwell then encouraged his students to get their own concealed carry permit (via a free school sponsored course) so that together they could "teach [those Muslims] a lesson if they ever show up here".
Tohru Funahashi is a member of the "Department of Metabolism and Atherosclerosis", a sponsored course endowed by Kowa Co. Ltd.
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K.K. and T.F. are members of the "Department of Metabolism and Atherosclerosis", a sponsored course endowed by Kowa Co. Ltd. and a company researcher is dispatched to the course.
Subsidiary businesses include appraisals and valuations; Christie's Images, a photographic archive and image bank; Christie's Education, sponsoring courses in the fine arts and decorative arts; Christie's Fine Art Security Services, providing storage for works of art; and Christie's Great Estates, selling unique real estate.
To support members in meeting these educational requirements, AANA sponsored refresher courses between 1947 and 1951.
But is commercial flying not rather prescribed and regulated for someone you sense was looking for more freedom in his late 20s, when he changed career course for BA's sponsored cadet course?
