Sentence examples for capital schools from inspiring English sources

The skyline of Lubumbashi is dominated by its slag heap, but outside the provincial capital, schools, hospitals and asphalt roads - besides those heading to the border - are rare sights.

Moreover, the complementarity between destination language and other forms of human capital (schooling) also suggests that youth will accrue more benefits from undertaking any destination specific investment.

Similarly, Skoufias et al. (2010) examine the extent to which social networks among Indigenous individuals in Mexico have an effect on investment in human capital, school attendance, teenage work, migration, welfare participation, employment, occupation, and employment sector.

The reality is that there is really no place you can go to "venture capital school" (there is the excellent and extremely selective Kauffman Fellowship, which is effectively an internship model and available to very few; and there are a small handful of us who teach venture capital in graduate schools, including my class at the Marshall School at the University of Southern California).

Duncan, by his rhetoric, seems to indicate that he is realizing that he has placed a number of bad bets while siding with the venture capital school of reform, and now he is saying almost all of the right things.

First, we included a more-comprehensive set of outcomes than in any other previous prospective study, including human capital (schooling, intelligence, and reading), marriage, fertility, health (cardiovascular disease risk factors and physical performance), the labor market, and household poverty.

In 1997, the capital's schools were near the bottom of the league.

Allowing private capital into schools is one obvious - but politically fraught - solution.

Its document highlights 23 cases in the capital of schools being earmarked for protected green spaces.

Now the capital's schools are the best in the country.

Almost 300,000 houses were destroyed or badly damaged, along with 80 per cent of the capital's schools and 60 per cent of hospitals.