Sentence examples for commit to teaching from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton, for example, has proposed federally financed scholarships for college students who commit to teaching.

Microsoft is sending its employees to the front lines, encouraging them to commit to teaching a high school computer science class for a full school year.

But Microsoft is sending its employees to the front lines, encouraging them to commit to teaching a high school computer science class for a full school year.

The company is encouraging workers to commit to teaching a high school computer science class for a full school year, Nick Wingfield writes, paying them a small stipend and allowing them flexible hours to pave the way.

Other highlights in Ms. Quinn's address included a call to extend affordable health care to small businesses, a proposal to build a five-borough ferry system and a plan to give bonus pay to educators who commit to teaching in low-performing middle schools.

Afterward, she delivered a speech outlining the education legislation that she said she would introduce as a senator, including bonus pay for good teachers and college scholarships for students who commit to teaching for at least four years in what she called "high needs" schools.

Yes, new teachers should be reimbursed to repay college loans if they commit to teach for four years in the state, or should receive a similar financial incentive.

Also, with an eye on the looming teacher shortage, Mr. Bradley would offer annual scholarships of up to $7,500 to high school seniors who commit to teach in an urban or rural school, or in fields like special education, for at least five years.

He committed to teaching at Lehigh for the 2009-10 academic year.

He is committed to teaching classes in the fall quarter in Chicago but plans to move to India full time in December.

If they are committed to teaching Creationism, for example, better that they teach it at home than insist that the public schools do.