Sentence examples for called on schools from inspiring English sources
Prime Minister David Cameron returned to his Witney constituency, Oxfordshire, and called on schools and local authorities to join in the moment's silence.
He called on schools to teach English history to ethnic minorities so that "they are... first and foremost English citizens and English men".
Hunt also called on schools to open their gates from 8am-6pm so that talented musicians, debaters, actors, chefs, scientists and professionals can be brought in to help children learn wider skills.
"Religion and strict moral beliefs are an inseparable part of our system of government," said House Speaker Marty Stephens, who called on schools to hang posters declaring trust in God.
The children's commissioner for England spoke today of his own "pretty awful" experience of bullying as a child, as he called on schools to sign up to a charter aimed at stamping out the problem.
He called on Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy to restore cuts to the classroom now, because he said he could guarantee that the Board of Education would receive between $60 million and $100 million.
On rare occasions, the GPC opposed Gaddafi's suggestions, sometimes successfully; notably, when Gaddafi called on primary schools to be abolished, believing home schooling healthier for children, the GPC rejected the idea.
He also called on Catholic schools and parishes to ban gay-marriage supporters from speaking at their events.
A 2011 study by the New America Foundation called on journalism schools to embrace the model of an "anchor institution" and do what they can to help local media outlets.
The group, Advocates for Children, called on school officials and lawmakers to ensure that this year would not be a repeat of 1999, when students were taught mostly by uncertified teachers, often in sweltering classrooms.
