Sentence examples for apply for race from inspiring English sources

Joseph J. Majchrowicz, superintendent of Sunnybrook District 171 in south suburban Lansing, said the district decided not to apply for Race to the Top money, in part because of concerns about basing teacher and administrator evaluations on student test scores.

Rather, under the rules that apply for race and sex discrimination, evidence of a disparate impact, which is often based on statistics, shifts the burden of proof to the employer to justify the disparity.

Earlier in the year, President Barack Obama and U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan drew a line in sand stating that any state that prohibited the use of student data in teacher evaluations -- called a "data firewall" -- simply was not eligible to apply for Race to the Top funds.

I once tried to convince my husband Ted that we should apply for The Amazing Race together.

Though he raced for Kenya, Froome held a British passport, and Ellingworth encouraged him to apply for a British racing license so that he could benefit from the experience of British teams.

Bailey, who was denied a seat by some children, let rip with a degrading rant on mixed race relationships and an impersonation of a Chinese woman that might have made Pauline Hanson apply for the position of Race Discrimination Commissioner.

She didn't have, or apply for, a license to race in N.Y.

No state had to apply for the grant programme, Race to the Top, but 46 did.With the new version of NCLB, Mr Obama can go further.

In other cases, members of the network served as free consultants or as paid contractors for states that did not have the expertise to apply for or carry out Race to the Top projects.

In the 1960s, concerned local figures urged Martyn to apply for the new post of race relations officer in Ealing, west London (the job title was changed to community relations officer not long afterwards).

After that, Race can apply for a new outdoor dining permit but will have to get the property owner's approval and appear before the Planning Commission.