Sentence examples for down class from inspiring English sources

He also encouraged conscription as a way to break down class divides in Brazil.

We ought to be driving down class sizes not increasing them.

Some believe that large-scale mobility, both upward and downward, breaks down class structure, rendering a culture more uniform.

"We brought down property taxes, while able to hold down class sizes," said Robert Copeland, the district's superintendent.

The only plot we in the boarding sector are complicit in is to break down class barriers.

What about breaking down class barriers through an education voucher scheme so that private schools become affordable for everyone?

There the Court struck down class-based legislation directed at homosexuals as a violation of the Equal Protection Clause.

Critics also worry about rushing students through the material and pushing them prematurely onto college campuses, thus dumbing down classes for the other students.

That could include work stoppages that close down classes without warning, or an open-ended strike that could effectively shut down the campus, he says.

In Lawrence, Justice Kennedy observed that Romer "struck down class-based legislation directed at homosexuals" because "the provision was 'born of animosity toward the class of persons affected' and... had no rational relation to a legitimate government purpose".

After the Kent State killings, Syracuse University erupted in protest, demanding that the school shut down classes.