Sentence examples for benefit of schools from inspiring English sources

Since state lands are often managed for the benefit of schools and other beneficiaries, land managers must invest in the long-term health of the land.

"A lot of the decisions taken around information and communication technology have been for the benefit of councils and not for the benefit of schools and are not for the benefit of learning".

The New Yorker, May 8 , 1943P. 42 Reporter at Large about Youthbuilder, Inc., a club designed developed, and runfor the benefit of school children.

By Brendan Gill The New Yorker, May 8 , 1943P. 42 Reporter at Large about Youthbuilder, Inc., a club designed developed, and runfor the benefit of school children.

The first week of school, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg stood in front of the John F. Kennedy High School football team and announced a plan to give Snapple exclusive rights to put vending machines in public schools, to the benefit of school athletic programs.

This suggests that some of the benefit of school closure seen in the observational studies could simply be a consequence of the fact that symptomatic students are unable to attend school, and so interventions effectively targeting symptomatic students may be able to achieve similar results at reduced social cost.

Chiefs and school committees posses a lot of power which is not wielded to the benefit of school going children.

The benefit of school closure interventions targeting this group appears to have escaped notice in the literature.

A school built to last Mr. de Lima goes on to point out an additional benefit of school construction.

Our findings emphasise the benefit of school and parents providing information about sexual matters and argue for a stronger focus on the needs of men.

The findings emphasise the benefit of school and parents providing information about sexual matters and argue for a stronger focus on the needs of men.