Sentence examples for banking education from inspiring English sources

Opening up trade in services could help reduce the cost of everything from shipping to banking, education and health care.

She cited the example of mobile technology to reach people without access to banking, education, or agricultural information.

And, in Houston, a network of neighborhood centers is connecting new immigrants with low-cost banking, education, child care and health care  — while the immigration bill is stalled in Congress.

Besides, the Chinese have not shown much interest in the sectors, including banking, education, tourism and food-processing, that attract Indian and Western businessmen.India, by contrast, has the most ground to make up, having neglected its eastern neighbour for years.

The New York Urban League, which has worked for five years on a program it calls "financial connections," found that it had trouble drawing participants when it was marketed as banking education.

The government is being urged to end the political drive to get more people into university after new research showed that graduates are "colonising" jobs in banking, education, the police and estate agency that were the preserve of school-leavers in the past.

The passing of the amendment comes amid growing concerns that the center-right government of Mr. Orban, which has a two-thirds majority in Parliament and came to power in 2010, is trying to tighten its grip, including in the judiciary, the media, the central bank, education and even cultural life.

My colleague Dan Bilefsky, reporting from Budapest, wrote on Monday: The passing of the amendment comes amid growing concerns that the center-right government of Mr. Orban, which has a two-thirds majority in Parliament and came to power in 2010, is trying to tighten its grip, including in the judiciary, the media, the central bank, education and even cultural life.

These include the level of access to education, banking, training and the internet, as well as the number of women starting businesses or in leadership positions within other organisations.

Instead, he preferred to use his scientific training to inform his views on other major issues, notably banking and education.

Scotland was offered tax exemptions, and the preservation of its own legal, banking and education systems.