| A good education should combine breadth of social experience and the formal attainments which still determine access to higher education. |
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| But Marek Kohn's book is written in the belief that the upbringing of scientists and their attainments in science are crucially intertwined. |
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| They are a method of rationally planning and detailing the attainments of individuals and, ultimately, the whole workforce. |
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| The targets are being set based on the pupils' previous attainments at primary school and a national database of pupil achievements. |
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| On Education Watch, I note that educational attainments went up in Florida schools when social promotion was ended. |
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| Goal, the sporting term, has the widest possible application to characterize our wishes and attainments. |
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| They can also represent unconscious urges that hold us back from higher attainments. |
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| The country and the citizen will give credit to the government for what are clearly creditable attainments. |
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| By contrast, in other societies both sexes are, in principle, treated equally in terms of educational opportunities and attainments. |
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| Hills often symbolise the climb to high attainments and a wider view of life. |
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| Those with the lowest educational attainments are the least likely to participate in learning. |
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| To deny Revelation this spiritual openness is to pay no attention to the attainments of the history of the Old Covenant and the New Covenant. |
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| Learners must be able to make the connection between learning attainments and their needs and priorities in daily life. |
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| Offers of training differ depending on the professional attainments of the people being recruited. |
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| Gray cites the increasing employment and educational attainments of young Maoris as one area of real improvement. |
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| To be eligible for a grant under this scheme, you must also fulfil the following conditions relating to residence, age, academic attainments, means and nationality. |
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| The global targets and indicators are generally formulated in terms of aggregate attainments. |
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| What are the socioeconomic attainments of these second generation visible minority youth in comparison with nonvisible minority youth? |
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| Despite many advances, and in contrast to very striking attainments in law, medicine and business, women have not achieved the same degree of success in science. |
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| These campaigns have been able to record considerable success, in terms both of literacy attainments and of promoting stronger social cohesion. |
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| All your earthly possessions and attainments aren't going to do you a bit of good after you've gone. |
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| In middle-school attendance, China lags behind the attainments of some newly developed economies when they were at similar levels of development. |
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| Men with qualifications got half of the questions on the links between diet and disease wrong, while men without educational attainments answered two-thirds incorrectly. |
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| Individuals with such educational attainments are likely to have outstanding career opportunities and to have considerable talent to offer employers. |
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| There are major problems for immigrants with respect to the recognition of their academic attainments and qualifications. |
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| But the educational attainments of the locals are much worse than those of the new arrivals. |
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| Because of the striving for uniformity of attainments, there was little financial incentive to encourage clever children to realise their full capabilities. |
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| Even granting the dominance of Manchester United, England's attainments in European club competitions this year speak of a domestic environment more demanding than most. |
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| Educational attainments are also deeply affected by poverty, with poor students more likely to be excluded from school and less likely to go on to university. |
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| A teacher of large and varied attainments was procured, and pupils instructed by him have passed into private colleges, where they have signalised themselves most creditably. |
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| The limited amount of means at my disposal, and the unsuitableness, and inadequacy of my present attainments forbade me to seek for the Professorship of Civil Engineering. |
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| Buddhists would probably admit that this included all Arahants, as differing from a Buddha only in degree of powers and attainments. |
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| A pure Spiritual Guide must have authentic spiritual attainments, hold a pure lineage, cherish the Buddhadharma, and with love and compassion give unmistaken teachings to his or her disciples. |
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| We tend to think disparagingly of preceding periods in history: even, in such fast-moving days, to deprecate last month's or last year's attainments. |
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| Professor Achebe remains in President Jonathan's consideration a national icon, a Nigerian of high attainments, indeed one of the greatest living Africans of our time. |
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| The substantive objectives of the White Paper are long-term attainments that will require sustained efforts going even beyond this Commission's mandate. |
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| As discussed in Chapter 1, the unemployment rate of individuals with higher educational attainments is somewhat lower than that of those with less education. |
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| It is part of the employer's responsibility and part of the supervisor's job to stimulate every worker to make the best use of his abilities and to provide recognition of the worker's attainments. |
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| Financial autonomy and decision making are treasured attainments. |
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| All these attainments should be of even greater value in the years to come, thus leading to even more effective action and greater safety on the roads. |
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| Outcome indicators provided information on individual and collective attainments, reflecting the state of realization of human rights in a given context. |
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| Famous men, whose scientific attainments were esteemed hardly less than supernatural. |
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| Later attainments build on foundations that are laid down earlier. |
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