Sentence examples for declaration of schools from inspiring English sources

The declaration of schools as zones of peace in Maguindanao is opening new doors of hope to children and their communities.

"Indeed," says Rey Tabudlong, Balay peace advocate, "the declaration of schools as zones of peace in this part of Maguindanao is opening new doors of hope to their communities and children".

• To the Editor: Applying one-size-fits-all state exams and the No Child Left Behind law to immigrant children results in narrowed curriculums, endless test prep and arbitrary declarations of school failure.

By supporting the Declaration of the "School without Violence" network, all participating schools will once again be obligated to continually implement and cherish values established by the programme.

At a press conference held at end of her trip Ms. Salah once again thanked the President for his visionary declaration of abolishing school fees, and his support for the UNITE FOR CHILDREN  UNITE AGAINST AIDS campaign.

Because of his initial promises, de Blasio combined the school-closing announcement with a declaration of "success" – 21 RISE schools will graduate out of the Renewal program.

Referencing each quote by school is not reported, to honour the declaration of anonymity, and identifying the schools would add no value to the results and themes developed as they are not location dependent within this geographical scope, given the insignificant variation of socio-economic background.

This is also stated in the Declaration of the Third Global Summit of Schools of Public Health (49).

On July 4 , 1971 Michael Hart, a student at the University of Illinois, began typing the U.S. Declaration of Independence into the school's computer system for distribution free of charge.

When a movie ends, as this one does, with the line "Fuck the shit out of me," does it really offer a candid modern rebuke to emotional mush, or might it be an old-school declaration of love, dressed up with dirt?

It was only a century later, spurred on by the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, that mass schooling spread across the developing world.