Sentence examples for but of educating from inspiring English sources

"To empower our community, it's not just a question of getting elected but of educating people so they understand they have to become citizens and to register".

Most students are black and Latino and poor enough to qualify for federally subsidized lunch — the kinds of children the city's regular public-school system seems all but incapable of educating.

Reformers such as President Theodore Roosevelt envisioned a professional government made up not of politicians or lawyers, but of educated, public-spirited bureaucrats.

It should go without saying, but the burden of educating new allies should not fall on "voluntold" minorities, but on people who are compensated for this work.

But the idea of educating girls was so threatening to some in Malala's hometown in the Swat Valley – that on October 9th last year, a gunman boarded her school bus and shot her and two other girls, to teach them a different kind of lesson.

In April, the State Education Department ruled that the children of St. Basil would no longer be entitled to a free public school education in Garrison, but rather the costs of educating them must be paid by either St. Basil or their home districts.

For eleven years now, members of The Clergy Letter Project have engaged in the difficult but immensely satisfying work of educating one another about the compatibility of religion and science.

Thus, they were often willing to improve education for middle-class persons useful in civil service and other areas of state administration, but they were often chary of educating the poor.

The government was wary of educating Indians but needed them to run the government.

But for the full benefit of educating your kids, give them the actual stock certificates and instruct the companies to send the dividends directly to them.

How do you envision the finance team playing a part in not only the financial objectives, but in the main goal of educating customers throughout this initiative?