Sentence examples for tertiary from inspiring English sources

Poland is ahead of the UK when it comes to teacher-to-pupil ratio and levels of tertiary enrolment.

His father was a stationmaster who, significantly, died of tertiary syphilis when Schiele was 14.

Korea and Taiwan have near universal levels of tertiary participation.

Ihram said young Muslims were already contributing to Australian society with high levels of tertiary entrance rates and community participation but the government's unhelpful rhetoric, such as Tony Abbott singling out the community, was isolating.

There have been periods of time where no patients have left the island despite needing immediate tertiary attention".

In Ghana, for example, women without education have an average of 5.7 children, while women with secondary education have 3.2 and women with tertiary education only 1.5.

But these are distractions from the real pain, which will hit the young, the poor, people with disability, retirees, apprentices, tertiary students, families, and anyone who might need to go to the doctor but now can't afford it.

By locating primary care doctors in neighbourhoods and emphasising disease prevention, the health system – which is universal and free at the primary, secondary and tertiary levels – makes care accessible and keeps people as healthy as possible, as long as possible, saving resources for more expensive treatments and interventions in the process.

All five siblings went through tertiary education, and Smith is preoccupied – and desperately worried – by the state of education today.

Ageing populations are pushing up health bills, so education—another huge chunk of government spending loses out; and since the social benefits of primary and secondary education are clearer than those of tertiary education, universities tend to suffer the most.One option is to allow quality to deteriorate.

They provide free health insurance to Indonesia's poor, guarantee 12 years of free schooling as well as tertiary education to students accepted to university, and provide cash transfers to poor Indonesians to help with the phasing-out of subsidies (see article).