Sentence examples for vigorous education from inspiring English sources

In a country where prostitution is legal, Senegalese health officials have set up free clinics to treat sexually transmitted infections, and have organized a vigorous education campaign on the virus.

Meanwhile, by encouraging economic growth, particularly in the gold-mining industry, Milner hoped to attract British immigrants to create a permanent majority, and he introduced a vigorous education program with all the instruction in English.

This past Christmas, he proudly noted, he gave her the Rosetta Stone language program for learning Portuguese, and by March she had finished with Level 1 and begun Level 2. It turns out that with vigorous education and support, many people with Down do far better than once thought possible.

It seems that it is the direct outcome of initiation of institutional NSI quality improvement project, vigorous education and regular audits carried out prior to JCIA accreditation.

Health officials in affected states said they had thus far been able to manage the testing and treatment of infected residents and mount vigorous public education campaigns.

Other factors may have included a new city law against smoking in bars (so new its impact may have been limited), vigorous public education campaigns, and provision of free nicotine patches and counseling to some 35,000 New Yorkers who wanted to quit smoking, of whom 11,000 succeeded.

Despite vigorous public education campaigns, funded screening programs, and multiple national / international practice guidelines [ 3, 4], 30 to 40%% of women do not take advantage of this low cost, high impact test [ 5].

Though there is vigorous dispute among education experts about the wisdom of the remedies, the Bush campaign feels that emphasizing education works to his advantage.

The Bishops promised "vigorous efforts" in education, public advocacy, and legislative lobbying and by seeking "relief from the courts," a route explicitly avoided by Massachusetts reformers in the 1960s.

Bolte was succeeded as premier by two other Liberals, Sir Rupert Hamer (1972 81) and Lindsay Thompson, who was defeated by Labor's John Cain, Jr. Cain's administration (1982 90) was marked by vigorous intervention in education, social welfare, health, transportation, public utilities, industry and commerce, and antidiscrimination initiatives.

At the same time, he tried to improve the quality of the administration and to raise national morale by instituting a vigorous program of education for all his subordinates, designed to improve their literary skill and to imbue them with the old warrior values of discipline and leadership.