The phrase 'complete the education' does not make sense.
If you are trying to express the idea of completing one's education, a more appropriate phrase would be 'finish their education' or 'earn their degree'. For example: After years of hard work, Joe was finally able to finish his education and earn his degree.
Senator Barbara A. Mikulski, Democrat of Maryland, said Mr. Daschle wanted the Senate's first act under his leadership to be to complete the education bill.
While raising three daughters, she returned to school to complete the education denied to her in her youth because of her gender and race.
Couldn't I swap the day he held me as a baby for my graduation, so he could watch me complete the education he worked so hard to pay for?
Spike, if you're going to do that, let's complete the education experience.
Teen mothers, typically left to go it alone, are less likely to complete the education necessary to qualify for a well-paying job -- in fact, parenthood is the leading cause of school drop out among teen girls.
Her point was that 'support' had to mean an amount sufficient to complete the education (anything less was merely assistance not support) and the government's refusal to provide all the funds necessary for a complete education for everyone was the basic problem which had to be addressed.
One week after the last module was offered and completed, the education program was completed with an interactive educational meeting with examples of actual recent patient cases and discussions on how and when to use the guideline.
After completing the education bill, which would considerably revamp the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, the committee will send it to the House floor.
"It was he who completed the education of my eye".
By the age of ten, Muñoz Rivera completed the education offered in the town's school, and finished first in his class.
Twelve patients completed the education (mean age, 37 years; range 26 56 years; 9 females and 3 males).
