Sentence examples for the occasion for developing from inspiring English sources
On Liberty, the essay in which the above quotation appears, is not, writes Mill, the occasion for developing this idea as it relates to "parts of national education".
To the degree that science is complex and that education implicitly frames expectations beyond the classroom, teachers may well be encouraged to include some complex case studies or problems at some point in their courses as an indication of the real world and as an occasion for developing interpretive and organizational skills appropriate to such situations.
The occasion for the conversation was Iran's bid to join the so-called G15 group of developing nations, which ended a two-day meeting in Cairo.
There was a concern in European mathematics at the time to place the calculus on a sound basis, and Lagrange used the occasion to develop his ideas for an algebraic foundation of the subject.
It was hardly the occasion for that.
Did the occasion call for charm, for sarcasm, for paranoia?
Due to size and complexity of the structure and testing demands, a special test-rig was developed for the occasion.
In time Seve would become Europe's heartbeat, the catalyst for the team as the Ryder Cup developed into the great occasion we now take for granted.
Although it is preferable to use the long form of the MFIS in evaluating the impact of fatigue, the abbreviated version, the MFIS-5, was developed for occasions when time is limited, such as in the survey reported here [ 26].
But until recently, travel, especially to the developing world, was one of the rare occasions for which people might acquire and bring a dedicated camera.
On the occasion of the Salk Institute project, Kahn developed drawings based on the 1762 Plan drawn up by Piranesi for the Campo Marzio, inspired by the plan of ancient Rome.
