Sentence examples for continuation of the school from inspiring English sources

Asclepigenia was still active when Marinus followed Proclus; and, as a teacher, she worked with several other women for the continuation of the school.

Re "Totally Homework" (Op-Ed, Dec. 1): Eugenie Allen's child needs her help because, in reality, the homework her child is getting is a continuation of the school day, and our system requires that the parent act as the "substitute teacher" when school is out.

The current study has attempted to provide insight into the promoting and inhibiting factors of adoption, implementation and continuation of the school-based sex-education program, Long Live Love.

Finally, the university (19 24) would be a continuation of this school.

"You will see the continuation of the free schools programme at the rate you've seen in the last three years".

At the conclusion of the war, Patton ensured the stallions and the mares and foals (who had been transported to Czechoslovakia) were returned to Vienna and so safeguarded the continuation of the Spanish Riding School.

What it will likely do, however, is allow for the continuation of school discipline practices that undermine school safety and student success, particularly for students of color and students with disabilities who bear the brunt of these policies.

– to whom politics seems to be the continuation of private school by other means.

Hughes has drawn up a package that includes help for students with free travel and the continuation of free school meals, as well as some extra targeted help on books.

The continuation of the ring-fence for school spending matches a Tory promise to protect NHS funding and will put further pressure on unprotected areas of government spending, such as local government and the police, which will be expected to bear the burden of Whitehall cuts.

This, perhaps, is another reminder that the forced-fun and herded-hedonism of package holidays is nothing more than a continuation of the fizzy drink-fuelled school discos we enjoyed and endured as prepubescents.