Sentence examples for deciding on school from inspiring English sources

Before deciding on school closure, however, further research is recommended to gain greater insight into the necessary duration of such school closure and its effects on final attack rates.

The plan, devised by Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, and the former education secretary David Blunkett, is for commissioners to be responsible for raising standards, for handling failing schools and for deciding on proposals for new schools.

The judges might draw challengers with whatever they decide on school finance.

"Michael Gove's response to our recommendation was to say that it was up to schools to decide on school trips, that it was about localism.

"You can understand why a lot of principals get fed up with these sorts of fights and just decide on school uniforms".

"Restricting travel would provide critical lead time to stockpile antivirals, develop vaccines, decide on school closures and lessen person-to-person contact," said Dr. Kenneth D. Mandl, the study's senior author.

When trying to decide on my schools, I suddenly became exceedingly self-aware.

Be sure to look at the school lunch menu for the day before deciding on ordering school lunch, though, to make sure that you'll be eating something you like!

Deciding on a school is a big decision for parents and Ofsted's seal of approval is often a first port of call.

Re "The Dorms May Be Great, But How's the Counseling?" (Oct 26): Dr. Richard Kadison says that prospective students and their parents must take into consideration a college's mental health services before deciding on a school.

Wearing jeans and an untucked Paul Smith shirt, Dr. Colbert walked through his gallery-like office with the weightless gait of a dancer (he moved to New York in 1983 to study with the Joffrey II dance company, before deciding on medical school).