Sentence examples for counterpart education from inspiring English sources

Christopher Pyne gets the award for batting on in the face of adversity at an education forum, where he debated his counterpart, education minister Bill Shorten.

While educated men have more children than their unschooled counterparts, education encourages women to marry later and have fewer and healthier children.

Preceding us on the show was Michael Gove, debating his Labour Party counterpart on education.

Racial and ethnic minorities lag behind white counterparts in education, with 15.0% of blacks and 13.0% of Hispanics holding bachelor's degrees compared to 42.0% of the white population.

Education: UNICEF will work with national education counterparts to minimize the disruption to schooling for students and teachers during emergencies through training in preparedness and education in emergencies response.

But his Labour counterpart Stephen Twigg said education could not be improved by reverting to a system that was considered out of date 30 years ago.

In addition to its strictly academic function, but in many respects indistinguishable from it, the administrative structure of public schools also serves a conspicuous "managerial" function, which, also, has no exact counterpart in higher education, where, in general, university management is carried out and student services are provided by a nonacademic staff.

After brainstorming with her NSF counterpart in the education directorate, Barbara Olds, the pair decided that the best approach would be to piggyback on an existing $25-million-a-year 25-million-a-year 25-million-a-year 25-million-a-year NSF

K-12 educators should consider the relative security their counterparts in higher education enjoy.

The median weekly earnings of college-educated, full-time workers — like those for their counterparts with less education — have dipped in recent years.

Many of my counterparts had less education and less experience than me.