Word: impartation
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...proliferation of such programs might tempt parents to outsource their kids' financial education. But private banks can't impart the personal values and work ethic that help ensure success in life from an early age. Those character traits, like genes and family wealth itself, must be passed down from the parents...
...same technology that can impart the taste of cola, cookies or curry can also deliver medicines. Unistraw has an agreement with a South African pharmaceutical company to add nutrients to straws for HIV/AIDS sufferers, who can have difficulty swallowing pills...
...explain that the bridge served as a place for philosophers to meet and debate in the open air.Most importantly, Nadler draws a deft portrait of each philosopher, unearthing the intriguing personalities that lie beneath the verbose theological debates. His Liebniz is a slightly self-obsessed scholar, eager to impart his ideas and persistent in seeking out commentaries from the key philosophers of the day. “Not everyone was as impressed with Liebniz’s innovations as Liebniz himself,” Nadler writes. In contrast, Malebranche is the archetypical reclusive scholar, who is less concerned with credit...
After breaking into groups according to their field, the alumni tried to impart words of wisdom on the students...
...said. “And as upperclassmen it’s your duty to help [the freshmen now] through anything really, their schoolwork, even if they have troubles outside of school. It’s about stepping into their shoes, remembering how you were as freshmen, and wishing to impart some knowledge on them.”Today, having seen and handled everything to come their way, they act as a source of stability for the Crimson. All four recognize the importance of the roles that their maturity and experience have brought upon them.“You definitely take...