Sentence examples for basic education and a from inspiring English sources

"Every year 70 million girls are deprived of even a basic education and a staggering 60 million are sexually assaulted on the way to school".

For much of the twentieth century, there was a wind at the back of working people a steady increase in jobs, wages, and opportunity for those with basic education and a willingness to put in a hard day's work.

With the ability to read, basic education and a GDP that has finally surpassed $1,500 comes an energy for self-improvement and advancement.

Bellamy announced a three-pronged new agenda to tackle the major challenges facing children as they enter the 21st century, which combines early childhood care and development, basic education and a renewed focus on adolescents.

In 1960, for example, 5% of men attained a tertiary level of education and a score of 2.5 (that is, 5/2), 17% achieved secondary education and a score of 13.5 ((17/2)+5), and 78% had basic education and a score of 61 ((78/2)+17+5).

If the world is to eradicate extreme poverty and eliminate hunger -- the first of the goals -- children now being born must get what previous generations of marginalized children have not gotten: a healthy start in life; a quality basic education; and a safe and loving environment in which to thrive.

About one third had basic education and an equal proportion was unemployed or retired.

This will include UNICEF supported surveys, studies, and evaluations such as a study on social services for children at risk, a study on the stigma and discrimination of minority groups, a study on the impact of education reforms in basic education, and an evaluation of modelling services for children under three.

Years later, following my basic education and earning a teaching degree in liberated French Alsace, I went as a very young woman, idealistic and very naïve to Algeria in 1955 to be in charge of a girls' school in the remote mountains of Kabylia.

Apprentices in these premises were to be given a basic education and to attend a religious service at least once a month.

Give children a basic education, and you give them a chance to break the cycle of poverty.