Sentence examples for taught managing from inspiring English sources

The professor who taught managing for sustainability brought my class to the brewery on a class trip so the students could see those business practices, and she still brings classes here.

Essec, another grande école, started teaching "Managing IT in a Networked World" last year as part of its Global M.B.A. program, which is taught in both Paris and Singapore.

For teachers, who have many other responsibilities — not least, to teach — managing even one child with a disability can add a wild card to the day.

Mr. Ng, who works as a part-time consultant for Lifetime Hoan, a household products and gifts company in Westbury, is one of hundreds of prominent professionals, executives and entrepreneurs in Nassau and Suffolk who return every fall to the classroom to teach, managing to carve several hours a week into schedules that are often already packed to bursting.

Davis gave up teaching, managed to get an £89,000 grant from the Paul Hamlyn Foundation to run a year's pilot scheme, and has never looked back, except in ceaseless search of other sources of funding.

In general practice, however (primary care), British GPs are taught to manage uncertainty, and to treat large numbers of patients more quickly based on the likelihood of serious pathology.

Playing is a big part of the way children are taught to manage behaviour.

We were also taught to manage the pain that came with such actions.

She then accepted a position in the United States in the neurology department at the Yale School of Medicine, where she taught and managed the laboratory from 1967 until 1976.

A borrower is taught to manage money, but is also made aware of the need to drink clean water and eat two meals a day.

It's a vanishingly small component, and it's the part you can acquire from outside the firm .Despite difficulties trying to define it, the innovation process is steadily becoming a practical science to be measured, taught and managed.