Sentence examples for attend reform from inspiring English sources

When Mavalvala failed her qualifying exams, Weiss had her attend "reform school" in his office every Saturday for weeks.

While I am a Reform rabbi and we attend Reform synagogue, our son's daily religious experience is shaped by his school.

I was attending reform school in East Tennessee.

He attended a reform service at the local synagogue that reminded him of the services he'd gone to back on Long Island.

When lawmakers finally do attend to immigration reform, a path to some form of legalization will be part of the equation.

The Modernising Medical Careers reforms attend to this by advocating a competence-based approach to assessment, and much previous research has focused on this aspect of surgical training, with several methods of assessing competency available[ 12, 13].

While before the reform pupils were mandated to attend school until their 17th birthday, after the reform mandatory school attendance increased to age 18 (or until a higher secondary diploma was obtained if that comes at an early age).

"It takes a lot to pull back and, even when I had attended the Fifa reform committee, all the guys are flying business class; they are staying in very nice hotels.

An ambiguity even more complex attended the next reform council, which used to be known as the Council of Basel-Ferrara-Florence but is now sometimes divided into two councils, that of Basel and that of Ferrara-Florence, though the legitimacy of the Council of Basel is contested at least in part.

Weinberg attended Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel, a Reform Judaism congregation in South Orange, where he was inspired by a local rabbi and had what he later described as "a wonderful Jewish background".

"Something has to change," said Dodi Herbert, whose 13-year old son, Kyle, was suspended in May and ordered to attend the Christina district's reform school for 45 days after another student dropped a pocket knife in his lap.