Sentence examples for up for educational from inspiring English sources
Iran's health ministry has announced a new website set up for educational purposes.
Still, when Dr. Lachman and Dr. Tun reviewed the results, they were surprised to discover that into middle age and beyond, people could make up for educational disadvantages encountered earlier in life.
It's actually 1,000 times smaller than the piece of jewelry, but, surrounded by a few other crystal earrings showing the location of Earth and Sun and other stars nearby (and also generously scaled up for educational purposes), in terms of the garden galaxy, the Voyager probes haven't even traveled the length of a leaf yet.
If the postpartum test results indicate pre-diabetes [ 14], the woman is sent printed materials explaining her increased risk of diabetes, how to prevent diabetes and how to sign up for educational classes on pre-diabetes offered at her medical facility.
They "starved for four years", and ended up working for educational publishers.
But unlike the United States, Germany has never been a place where individual wealth has led to setting up foundations for educational, research, or even social purposes.
My wife and I would like to sign up for an educational tour of Belize, if possible with a side trip to Tikal in Guatemala.
Yet Ms. McCormick, 71, a retired community college teacher, continues to read the tomes that arrive four times a year in her mailbox and sign up for the educational excursions that she says have become de rigueur among her peers.
ALP condenses six years of primary schooling into three years of intensive activities to enable children and youth make up for lost educational years.
Educational savings accounts, sometimes known as Individual Retirement Accounts for Education, allow tax deductions for money deposited in accounts set up to pay for educational expenses.
For example, comparing developing countries, where 15-year-olds are regularly drafted into child labour, with first-world countries makes neither educational nor political sense and opens OECD up for charges of educational colonialism.
