Sentence examples for back on schools from inspiring English sources

The in campaigner also hit out at Gove, who he accused of cutting back on schools.

"So instead of raising taxes, he cut back on schools, he cut back on highways, he cut back on a lot of things".

But the job at the shop turned out to be more than full time, so she cut back on school.

"I enjoyed my childhood, though looking back on school, that was both great and awful," he says of his youth.

Although Morton turned her back on school, she was jealous of those who had a regular education.

Local residents say they are driving to Detroit, Grand Rapids and Flint for cheaper fares, cutting back on school activities that involve flying and skipping nonessential meetings.

In a study, the Unheard Third 2006, C.S.S. found that mothers with low incomes will already have cut back on school supplies and clothing before health care and housing.

Some schools have cut back on school bus stops to save fuel for economic reasons; other towns have encouraged what they call walking school buses (picture parents, holding yellow signs, making stops in front of the homes of kids who live on the way, honking a horn or blowing a whistle to let them know they've arrived).

The Ministry of Education has found that average spending on some educational extras, such as private tutors, cramming schools and home-study courses, went down between 1994 and 1996 by as much as a third.What has alarmed the authorities is that cutting back on school fees has long been seen by most Japanese parents as an economy of last resort.

He says he may defer his mock GCSEs - although he quickly adds that he has no intention of turning his back on school.

WFP is so short on resources right now, they have been forced to cut back on school feeding for Syrian refugees.