Sentence examples for subjects part of from inspiring English sources

THE professor, who studied chemistry at Princeton University and then law at Harvard, is at the forefront of making election law, and related subjects, part of the standard curriculum and not merely a footnote to constitutional law.

In the morning, she would be back to her job dealing with articles about fashion disasters and bad-hair days, not to mention the daily battle for advertisers and celebrity cover subjects — part of the daily war zone of glossy magazine publishing.

Rather than producing a finished picture, she imagines scenes pulled from dreams both good and bad, her subjects part of some surreal narrative we're not yet privy to. .

For some of the subjects, part of the whole interview was answered by a proxy respondent, usually the spouse (Table  1).

In eight subjects, parts of the data were excluded from analysis for the same reason.

Faiz Siddiqui alleges the "appallingly bad" teaching he received on the Indian special subject part of his modern history course resulted in him only getting an upper second degree when he took his finals in June 2000.

"I had a discussion shortly after he took office with the secretary, and he will voluntarily subject part of his salary to furlough levels even though he's not required," Mr. Little said.

To ensure civil rights are taught in the schools, the state has made the subject part of an assessment test students must pass for graduation.

When we make a subject part of a debate, we legitimate it in ways that may harm individuals and the educational enterprise.

British media are comparing Ophelia to the "Great Storm" of 1987, which subjected parts of the United Kingdom to hurricane strength winds 30 years ago to the day.

None of these study subjects were part of the AML subgroup.