Sentence examples for constitutional education from inspiring English sources

The difference between forty-four hundred words and a stream of history goes a long way toward accounting for the panics, every few decades or so, that the Constitution is in crisis, and that America must return to constitutional principles through constitutional education.

It means the state cannot provide "a constitutional education to all public school students".

Last year the state made education news as a judge ruled during the Lobato v. State of Colorado case that Colorado is not upholding it's own constitutional education standards of providing a "thorough and uniform system of free public schools throughout the state".

The eighth plenum addressed four major topics: constitutional amendments, education and training reform, national defense policy, and the economy.

We recognize that under the American constitutional system, education is a state, local and family responsibility, not a federal obligation.

Mr Abe's policy priorities foreign policy and nationalistic constitutional and education reform have been rejected as irrelevancies by a public more concerned about bread-and-butter concerns such as the widening economic disparities evident in Japan.

Several scholars have proposed a constitutional right to education, which might force increased funding for poor districts, or, even more speculatively, a right to a living wage.

Mr. Graves offered, and Democrats in the state House quickly accepted, an amendment saying Congress should repeal the law because it lacked constitutional authority over education and had not provided financing for the law's mandates.

When prosecutors arrested Elba Esther Gordillo, the caudillo-like head of the National Education Workers Unionn (SNTE), on February 26th on charges of embezzlement and money laundering, it looked as if Mr Peña had removed the main obstacle to a constitutional reform on education signed the day before.

And Representative Frank Wolf (R VA) asked Bement what NSF would do if a local district asked NSF to take over its science programs, assuming that the constitutional provision making education a local function were somehow suspended.

To date, constitutional rights in education have typically been viewed as promises of equitable school funding.