Sentence examples for training and science from inspiring English sources

The new body will manage two initiatives – Grand Challenges Africa and the Developing Excellence in Leadership, Training and Science (Deltas) Africa awards – which have funded academic efforts in universities and research institutes in Mali, Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, South Africa and Zimbabwe.

That would be enough not only to stop the growth of our debt relative to the size of our economy, but it would make it manageable so it doesn't crowd out the investments we need to make in people and education and job training and science and medical research -- all the things that help us grow.

The first one is the Developing Excellence in Leadership, Training, and Science "program, an initiative to produce world-class scientific training in health by helping to develop the next generation of African researchers and research leaders".

That's one of many pieces of advice to the U.S. research community from four veteran legislators who have been strong supporters of academic research, training, and science education over the years.

He told the BBC he had had "very amicable" discussions with Treasury colleagues and would be making the case "that we need to invest more in training and science and innovation and business support if we are going to get the economy going".

The fundamental unity of science training and science scholarship does not relieve research scientists--their labs teeming with graduate students and postdocs supported by stipends paid from research grants--or their host institutions, or the funding organizations, of the responsibility to take training the next generation of scientists very, very seriously.

Its faculties include letters and philosophy, teacher training, mathematics and science, law, and economics.

But the math educator at Cleveland State University (CSU) in Ohio knows firsthand about the obstacles to replicating an acclaimed national model for training math and science teachers.

The People's Church, emphasizing practical service, included a public kindergarten, a gymnasium, manual training and domestic science departments, musical societies, and other attractions.

Implications of these findings are discussed within the context of teacher training and climate science communication.

If rinks and gear allowed dramatic improvement, training and the science of human performance have also produced steady gains.