Sentence examples for educate that from inspiring English sources

Some believed that their daughters' education would only benefit the family into which she married, whereas a sons' education would benefit them: For the parent who has got ability to educate that child, she/he expects that when a male child gets a job he will support them.

Based on total spending, it would cost state and local taxpayers $473.4 million annually to educate that first group of dropouts.

But he continued: "You can educate that out of people... Racial prejudice was rife when I was a child... the public attitude towards it has changed radically.

Testifying to this multiplier effect are the signs in some Afghan schools: "Educate a boy and you educate that boy; educate a girl and you educate her entire family".

Ms. Laut said, "If we change our environment at the same time we educate, that is when we will see large strides in the reduction of under-age drinking".

What I did not do well is I had to educate that market to inform them that there was a problem.

Roughly, the "high" educational level group was "college educated"—that is, those with degrees, bachelors or higher, or equivalent vocational qualifications (National Vocational Qualification Level 4 or 5).

The AF can be interpreted as the proportion of smoking among the low educated that could be attributed to the low education, and that would be prevented if the low educated smoked to a similar extent as the highest educated.

"I need to re-educate that doctor!" she said tersely.

"I am viscerally opposed to a prolonged occupation of a Muslim country at the heart of the Muslim world by Western nations who proclaim the right to re-educate that country," said the former secetary of state, Henry A. Kissinger, who as a young man served as a district administrator in the military government of occupied Germany.

"If you are a millionaire and educated, that's super".