Sentence examples for connecting schools from inspiring English sources

The cash will be spent on connecting schools to the national cycle-lane network, training for children and propaganda aimed at motorists.

We announce tonight 10 new training hubs connecting schools, local industries and young people in regional areas with high youth unemployment.

Mr. Wyler, an executive based in Boston who made his fortune during the tech boom, said he would lace Rwanda with fiber optic cables, connecting schools, government institutions and homes with low-cost, high-speed Internet service.

They like the sidewalks being built, that we're connecting schools with neighbourhoods, that we're completing our bicycle trail masterplan [100 miles of cycle paths]." It hasn't proved an instant cure and as a state, Oklahoma still ranks among America's unhealthiest.

The various sounds of Live at the Village Vanguard became some of jazz's most revisited majority languages, connecting schools of players who would otherwise have little to do with each other, formalists and non-formalists.

In New Rochelle, Ed Lynch, the city planning director and a bicycle commuter, said efforts to create 30 miles of routes connecting schools, the New Rochelle Transit Center and other destinations provoked opposition from drivers, resulting in a reduced 13-mile plan instead.

However, instead of using all of his political energy on the school district, Garcetti and the city would be further ahead by connecting schooling to out-of-school learning, making Los Angeles a more educational place to grow up.

We shouldn't just connect schools and libraries.

The term Farm to School encompasses a variety of efforts to connect schools with local farms.

Farm to School programs connect schools with local agriculture to benefit students, farmers and surrounding communities.

The report recommended that broadband networks be established to connect schools, government agencies, hospitals and rural telemedicine centers.