Sentence examples for clout schools from inspiring English sources

In reality, the English bac is merely a bludgeoning tool that will be used to clout schools that are performing miracles in poor areas and to tell them that, yet again, they are failing, this time by a new measure, and must be handed over forthwith to be run by someone who is a personal friend of the prime minister.

But there are other qualities that contribute to being well liked professionally that may not have carried much clout in school, he said, like being conscientious about your job.

Instead of whining, parents should put their money and clout into public schools.

Now Rangel has the clout to push his schools through communities that do not even want them, which increases his market share of schools.

All that, plus a new voucher plan for struggling schools, a clout list at CPS, and a man with 1,600 knives... what a week!

Mr. Koch testified that only by gaining the power to hire and fire chancellors -- power now vested in the semi-independent Board of Education -- would the mayor have the credibility and clout to change the school system.

The device is now shipping to ten states and 5,000 first units are hitting Texas and other states with lots of school board clout.

After being forced to admit underqualified students, Hurd sought and received scholarship money from the university that she used to entice applicants with better credentials who could offset the negative impact of clout on the law school's standings, she said.

Secret clout list for Chicago public schools by Chicago Public Media.

And you can't appreciate the Cowboys' popularity and clout without knowing the high school version of the game, the taproot of all Texas football.

Not all religious minorities have the clout and ability to create religious schools.