Sentence examples for competing education from inspiring English sources

While New York City will see an increase in state education aid, the $300 million more it is slated to get is not a record-breaking increase, and it is less than the amounts Governor Pataki, the State Senate and the State Assembly had proposed giving the city in their competing education plans earlier this year.

Other Republican strategists said that while voters often had difficulty making sense of competing education proposals and seldom supported candidates on the basis of rival philosophies about the environment, they understood money, and Mr. Gore's claim that Mr. Bush was not managing it properly amounted to perhaps the boldest attack yet on Mr. Bush's Texas record.

Right where the two competing education agendas put him.

As a condition of his departure, Nelson could not work for a competing education company for a year.

The student debt crisis may become a dangerous "new normal," according to a report this week by the nonprofit State Higher Education Executive Officers Association: "In the 'new normal,' retirement and health care costs simultaneously drive up the cost of higher education, and compete with education for limited public resources.

The Ansary family were among the well-to-do urban middle class competing for education and government jobs at a time when the royal family -- in the person of Mohammad Zahir Shah, the Afghan monarch, and his cousin Mohammad Daoud Khan, the prime minister -- were trying to modernize Afghanistan.

Competing for education funding?

We are competing in education with countries in Asia that were much poorer than we were not that long ago.

To compete, higher education must be within reach of every American.

But with schools being asked to raise students to higher standards, evaluate teachers more rigorously and compete internationally, education advocates say funding cuts are devastating.

The 38-event Colgate meet showcases some of the brightest young talent in track and field as they compete for education grants and trophies.