Sentence examples for an education set from inspiring English sources

While controversies arise about creationism, new faith-based schools open: this week's brand-new Hindu school, admitting only vegetarian Hindu children, will provide pupils with an education set in the culture and tradition of the Hindu faith.

Mr. Stern and his associates will be in Toronto with a romance called "An Education," set for release in the United States by Sony Pictures Classics on Oct. 9. Prospects for Mr. Stern's movie may actually be brightened by the film drought, which has lessened competition, both for ticket sales and for prizes.

AN EDUCATION Set in a London suburb in the early 1960s, where a precocious 16-year-old with Oxford ambitions (Carey Mulligan) is waylaid by an alluring older man (Peter Sarsgaard) who introduces her to nightclubs, Paris and adult sexuality.

It could even enable real-time monitoring of school work in an education setting.

Overall, these results should encourage China's Ministry of Education MOEE) to look beyond eggs when tackling nutritional problems related to anemia in an education setting.

In an education setting, this implies that students with comparative advantages in abstract knowledge should follow an academic path and the others should follow a vocational path.

The student, Gavin Grimm, had scored a major victory in April when the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit gave "controlling weight" to the Obama administration's position that discrimination against trans students in an education setting is sex discrimination under federal civil rights law.

Being mediocre if you are not that way is not right in an education setting.

You may want to first try to identify a program which you think would be appropriate for your son (i.e., a nonpublic school, District 75 inclusion in a general education setting, an ASD N.E.S.T. program, etc).

Mrs. Clinton noted her advocacy of higher standards, in the form of testing, for teachers and students in Arkansas in the 1980's, when she led a panel on education set up by Bill Clinton, who was then governor.

His twin is a psychiatrist; he dreamed of being a lawyer, then decided to teach in an alternate education setting like the City as School prototype he worked on in high school.