Sentence examples for depriving students from inspiring English sources

Greedy, gouging bastards, depriving students of their last few pennies in a relentless quest for profit.

In the New York case, the Court of Appeals ruled that inadequate financing by the state was depriving students of an adequate education.

But since 1989, courts in 26 states have considered the issue of whether low levels of education funding are depriving students of their constitutional right to an adequate education.

New York State's method for financing education has shortchanged New York City to the point of creating systemic failure in its schools and depriving students of their constitutional right to a decent education, the state's highest court ruled yesterday.

By "using data to inform instruction," as the Department of Education insists we do, we are sorting lower-achieving students into classes that provide less cultural capital than their already more successful peers receive in their more literary classes and depriving students who viscerally understand the violence and despair in Steinbeck's novels of the opportunity to read them.

B1 EDUCATION Court Rules on Schools New York State's method for financing education has shortchanged New York City to the point of creating systemic failure in its schools and depriving students of their constitutional right to a decent education, the state's highest court ruled.

Failure to differentiate among lenders will deprive students of valuable, low-cost higher education financing options.

Seen that way, these programs actually deprive students of a musical education rather than help to provide one.

But Mario Diaz, a physics professor at the University of Texas at Brownsville, said he worried that eliminating physics programs would deprive students without resulting in meaningful savings.

They also deprive students of a vital framework for understanding the gender inequalities in our society, and how they can be challenged.

There is a lot of strategic decision making about where to apply that often deprives students of trying to go for their real first choice schools".