Sentence examples similar to campaign for learning from inspiring English sources

The campaign itself is a schoolroom — in this case, perhaps, for learning about the tax code.

Still, the company recently updated its Web site and its workbook materials, and this spring it is starting a promotional campaign titled "Learning for the Long Run".

Dr Rebecca Armstrong, Fellow and Tutor in Classics at the University of Oxford told me: "I'd never campaign for the learning of Latin to be compulsory for all students... It's hard to deny that knowledge of Latin has in the past formed a cornerstone of the cultural capital of the middle and upper classes.

There appears to be a strong appetite in New York for campaign skills learned in Washington, even if they are not picked up in the White House.

Barack Obama, who once had his own electric book tour testing the waters for a campaign, could learn a thing or three from Palin.

Consultative stakeholders' meetings were held with health authorities from the implementing regions/states/districts to share the rationale for the campaign lessons learned from previous phases of the campaign, and to discuss responsibilities regarding budget, logistics, and community sensitization and mobilization.

But presidential campaigns are learning experiences.

This month, while riding for the motorcycle awareness campaign, Hudson learned his father had died.

It is not only children who have benefited from One Million Green Fingers, whose aims and objectives support Department for Education campaigns to encourage learning outside the classroom and attempts to make schools more sustainable.

UNICEF supports the campaign for a return to learning in partnership with Save the Children Jordan.

The picture is no less patchy nationally, according to the Family Planning Association, which has long campaigned for those with learning disabilities to get better sex education.