Sentence examples for both in schools and from inspiring English sources

ICAs had direct statutory access to key ministers, parliament, and even the prime minister, and it is no coincidence that the movement was strongly supported by research, extension, and even environmental education both in schools and for adults (Child and Child, in preparation).

The methodology and sampling frame, while rigorous, could still have excluded important perspectives in understanding the layered dynamics of implementing vaccinations to this age group both in schools and through the regularly established health centers.

The Soviet Union, after 1917, placed great emphasis on physical education, both in schools and in special physical education institutes.

The team hopes to do more lectures (both in schools and for the Bib participants) and integrate some of the data into the school curriculum.

As well as continuing his educational work in New York, Stephen travels the world promoting the value of growing fresh produce, both in schools and the wider community.

We need a much more open public debate, both in schools and elsewhere, so that his ideas can be seen for the rubbish they are". For his part, Mackay merely says that he wants creationism to be taken as seriously as evolution in schools.

Seeds to Success involves both in-school and on-the-job training.

Interventions (both in-school and out-of-school) for any particular age group tend to be very similar in purpose, no matter what their label.

Others are also asking for protections against both in-school and out-of-school online bullying as well as mandates to report bullying to the state Department of Education for tracking.

They have attempted to serve both in-school and out-of-school youth.

Pre-tests show positive results, with both in-school and out-of-school children were glued to the radio.