Sentence examples for case for schools from inspiring English sources

Recently the Spectator made the case for schools being able to make a profit, and referred to Sweden as a shining example.

Sergeant Kelly had spent long minutes on the phone with her the night before, his voice alternately honeyed and firm as he made the case for school.

I believe there is a case for school on Saturday morning to help stretch children... My hunch is that families would prefer there to be longer hours.

"People are going to judge whether we're making a valid case for school class sizes, the amount of police coverage, the quality of our fire protection," Mr. Eccard said.

But his case for school voucher programs that permit children to attend parochial schools at public expense is strong -- and could yet prove prophetic, given how the courts are beginning to smile on the concept of public funding for religious educational institutions.

When I remind my daughter that the rest of us have to get up at 6 30 a.m. for work, and in her brother's case, for school, she says that she tries to be as quiet as possible and that we should sleep through her comings and goings.

Although this seems like a great thing, that's probably only the case for school administrators rather than the students they serve.

Evidence from the qualitative literature reviewed and members of the young people's consultation group argued the case for school-based interventions to be linked to appropriate services for those who disclosed experiences of abuse in their own or their parents' relationships: 'It makes people aware but then they need the help afterwards'.

Katharine Birbalsingh makes a case for free schools.

(If you're interested in the case for free schools, see this piece I wrote for Standpoint).

She added that it would be New York State's responsibility to ensure this was the case for city schools that said they had no room.