Sentence examples for diminished education from inspiring English sources

Voters in several other states have also shown support for public schools, by either approving new taxes or rejecting measures that would have diminished education funding.

Furthermore, study participants reported that functional limitations in people with SMD bring about adverse consequences to both people with SMD and their family members, including poverty, stigma, burden, diminished education and employment opportunities, being unable to realize wishes and goals and a sense of being inferior to others.

While expressing respect for Dr. Sandel's scholarship and teaching, it also chided him, saying, "Professors who care about public education should not produce products that will replace professors, dismantle departments and provide a diminished education for student in public universities".

As The Chronicle of Higher Education reported Thursday, faculty members in the philosophy department at San Jose State University released an open letter saying they refuse to adopt a MOOC with lectures from a Harvard professor because they don't want to enable efforts to "replace professors, dismantle departments, and provide a diminished education for students in public universities".

When academics at San Jose State University were asked to teach a course on social justice created for EdX, a MOOC, by Michael Sandel, a Harvard professor, they refused, telling Mr Sandel that such developments threatened to "replace professors, dismantle departments and provide a diminished education for students in public universities".

Professors in the philosophy department at San Jose State University have refused to teach a Mooc on justice developed by Harvard Professor Michael Sandel and have written him a scathing open letter in which they said they do not want to enable what they see as a push to "replace professors, dismantle departments, and provide a diminished education for students in public universities".

Her empire will be slightly diminished with education taking the lead on children's services following this week's green paper.

The ABC is forced to explain its relevance in the face of ongoing attacks, when its charter prioritises the very things its commercial critics would see diminished: multiculturalism, education, diversity – and independence.

From the mid-1960s thighigh birth rate declined as more women entered the labour force, the market for new houses and other goods diminished, sex education was required in schools, and military service was made compulsory for males 16 years and older.

Frank Sulloway of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Michael Shermer of California State University conducted a study which found in their polling sample of "credentialed" U.S. adults (12% had Ph.Ds and 62% were college graduates) 64% believed in God, and there was a correlation indicating that religious conviction diminished with education level.

Up to now, several targets have been at least partially achieved: hunger reduction is on track, poverty has been reduced by half, living conditions of 200 million deprived people enhanced, maternal and child mortality as well as communicable diseases diminished and education improved.