Sentence examples for committed educational from inspiring English sources

and individual factors (the particular crime committed; educational level, which in turn affects the ability to afford skilled legal counsel) (2).

Had there been a Nobel Prize for a bundle of achievements that embraced Workers' Educational Association lecturing in remote, industrially wrecked parts of Cumbria and equally committed educational missions to isolated, disadvantaged Nigerians, Ghanaians and Sudanese, then Thomas Hodgkin would surely have been a contender.

All research participants were committed educators who throughout their careers had been involved in formal or informal teaching, clinical and educational supervision and staff appraisal.

Nancee was also committed to educational causes.

"Beauty on the Vine" is a production of the Epic Theater Center, which is committed to educational drama.

"We must develop more leaders who are committed to educational equality and excellence, from middle leaders to academy trust CEOs.

At the time they were seen as exciting and trendy places, committed to educational innovation, and therefore especially open to the influence of the new counterculture.

BILL FOTSCH Villa Hills, Ky., Oct. 10, 2012   I'm a college student and future teacher who is deeply committed to educational equity and social justice, but I was incredibly frustrated by Mr. Goyal's piece.

Moreover it is formally committed to "educational programs that make a difference".

The union said it was committed to "educational and racial justice —  both in our classrooms and in our communities".

"You need a government that is deeply committed to educational reform beyond simply increasing the levels of funding to schools".