Sentence examples for workbook states from inspiring English sources
"Patients and proxies need to talk together before something happens," the workbook states, elaborating on the unfairness of asking people to be proxies without providing them with any preparation.
The employee workbook was rewritten to include a passage that states: "Working at Tribune means accepting that you might hear a word that you, personally, might not use.
"I am not naïve enough to think this class will stop you from having men over," he said as he distributed state-sponsored workbooks of what Oklahoma calls "empirically informed, empirically tested, regularly updated" information on how to make and keep a decent marriage.
The offending part of the workbook comes from a section called entitled "Susanna Moodie's 'Politically Incorrect Languagee," states the assignment was "designed to have them 'translate' the offensive language into the acceptable vocabulary that we use today".
The workbook continues, "Having a proxy is especially important in New York and other states where the law restricts certain types of end-of-life decisions that can be made by a family member, such as stopping ventilator support or refusing/stopping artificial nutrition or hydration".
The program, which is being used by public schools in the state, features an interactive CD-ROM, video documentary and workbook.
In its 1981 workbook, Amnesty encloses every use of the term "disappearance" in quotation marks, stating early that the term itself is a misnomer because the many "who have 'disappeared' may well, at worst, have ceased to be.
One workbook instructs patients to masturbate to an illicit scene, then sniff an "ammonia inhalant" until their "state of sexual arousal is completely removed".
Carnegie officials say 600,000 students in 44 states use its products, many taking teacher-led classes three times a week with Carnegie-provided workbooks and spending the other two class periods in computer labs using Cognitive Tutor.
