The phrase "and educated would be" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks context and clarity.
It could be used in a sentence where you are describing a condition or state related to being educated, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The qualities that define a successful leader, and educated would be one of them."
Alternatives: "and knowledgeable would be" or "and informed would be".
Then, she continued, the Chinese who were educated would be aware of Chinese Americans in a vague sense.
Thus, although educational differences in union status are more pronounced in Eastern European countries than in Western European countries, the differences in Eastern Europe are not in the predicted direction - that the more highly educated would be less likely to be in a LAT union compared to marriage or cohabitation.
This misinformation has led organizations, like the International Organization for Migration, to start information campaigns at source countries to better educate would be migrants about the dangers of setting out west.
It is entirely possible that people who might be middle-class and educated would have opinions that are a different from the religious mullahs and mean they were subject to persecution whether they have money, whether they are part of a majority group.
The training provided by news agencies to new recruits span between 3 and 4 months and rarely educates would-be-journalists on professional ethics or the particular hazards of reporting from war-prone Gaza.
The students in the class, the ones profiled by Ars Technica today, draw up legal arguments as to why the RIAA has gone overboard in its pursuit of damages, that the RIAA is clearly not acting here to "educate" would-be music pirates, and so on.
It is schools that fail to educate would-be workers.
Instead, she views her work as a chance to educate would-be parents against a procedure that "can really do serious damage to the child".
"If I could have gone to school and had been educated, I would be able to talk with you directly and not use a translator," she tells a visitor, speaking in Somali and adding that she wants her children "to be someone important when they grow up".
