Sentence examples for courts education from inspiring English sources

Under the guise of paternalistic concern for the people they have stifled the press, radio, free speech, tampered with the courts, education, and business.

With desegregation orders losing favor in the courts, education reformers turned to the other main source of inequality in education, which desegregation advocates had thus far largely missed -- unequal financing across school districts.

Their U.S. executives, employees, facilities and customers remain where they are, along with the benefits and protections they get from our courts, education system, military, infrastructure and all the other things we pay for through taxes.

While Titus received a court education in the company of Britannicus, Vespasian pursued a successful political and military career.

And most of that goes for courts, highways, education and other useful things.

Many of the clergy had themselves become increasingly hostile to the Qājār regime because the clerics had become indignant over government interference in spheres that traditionally were administered by the clergy (such as the courts and education) and over fears that the government might tax vaqf land (mortmain, administered by the clergy).

The Puerto Rican Action Board and other social service agencies have been offering preschool for decades, and the court decision explicitly states that any school able to meet the court's education standard "should be supplied with the necessary funding to be able to do so".

In Alabama last year, after a new set of conservative judges was elected, the state Supreme Court reversed its previous position supporting court-ordered education reforms.

Officials say the shortfall has various causes, including a rise in city spending and the loss of state aid for court-ordered education programs.

Gov. Sam Brownback, a Republican, and his political allies threatened to defy the court on education spending and slashed income taxes in their effort to make the state a model of conservatism.

It has relieved him of having to yield to court-mandated education revisions in an election year and unleash up to hundreds of millions of dollars when state finances are stretched thin.