Sentence examples for an educational establishment from inspiring English sources
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It had functioned as an educational establishment from its inception to its abandonment, being a centre of Buddhist education in the country.
They say her penchant for making enemies shows her success in shaking up an educational establishment invested in failure.
On the other hand stands an educational establishment which thought that diversity and tolerance were synonymous, and finds they're not.
But studio founder and game industry legend Tim Schafer grew up loving the series – which he saw as a comedy sketch show, rather than an educational establishment.
One could argue that it is reinstating academic rigour as central to the way in which we judge the success of an educational establishment.
Harvard University's Mr Borjas explains in a recent article in the National Review that 13% of foreign students stay on legally, making a place at an American educational establishment a safer bet for an entry ticket than the 0.5% chance of winning the annual American visa lottery.
However, 86% of D patients attended an ordinary educational establishment vs. 38% of C, 26% of B and 21% of A patients (all p<0.007 by Fischer exact test).
Ray Priest, the head teacher of the City Academy Bristol, which is part of the National Challenge scheme for schools with low results, said opening branded schools overseas would help to establish his academy as a "global educational establishment".
Seen from the outside, AltSchool Brooklyn, a private school that opened in Brooklyn Heights last fall, does not look like a traditional educational establishment.
They threaten a vast educational establishment that for decades has privileged the needs of adults over children.
