Haverstock School in Chalk Farm, North London, has been described – in this column and elsewhere – as "Labour's Eton", for it educated not only the Miliband brothers, but also the former MP and mayoral candidate Oona King.
Doctors stress that their videos educate, not only promote, their trade.
There is a need to change and educate, not only individuals, but also society.
In the end, the will of the Iranian people, a young and educated group thirsty not only for knowledge of the outside world but also desiring entertainment scarcely available within the borders of the regime's oppression, is nothing to be trifled with.
Where consensus exists is in the very high rate of youth un- and underemployment worldwide, the demise of the education premium (and not only for highly educated migrants, as the ranks of low-wage work in Canada and elsewhere swell with recent university graduates), and the shrinking share of global economic product going to labour relative to capital [ 67].
To be able to educate people in that way — not only for other dancers, who are in that world and understand Merce, but just to educate people who might happen upon it — I think it's a great idea.
This presents a largely untapped resource not only for educating patients, but perhaps also for interacting with patients looking to come to the ED with non-acute illnesses.
"Education is not only for educating people but also to provide skills for them to… prepare themselves to be part of the development process," said Mr. Freitas.
"The reason we are so focused on this is that educating girls provides a myriad of benefits, not only for girls themselves, but also for their current and future families, and for societies at large," said Mr. Ljungqvist.
We are educating a generation of students and older workers not only for employment in the private sector, but also as leaders in the public sector.
