Sentence examples for educating that from inspiring English sources

When a student returns to a traditional public school after the autumn head count, K.I.P.P. retains all or most of the money … allocated for educating that student during that school year.

Still, no matter how many students left the public system, it could still come out ahead financially, as long as each voucher's value was less than the marginal cost of educating that student in public school.

"What we did talk about was of how a family with a homosexual child, whether a son or a daughter, goes about educating that child, how the family bears up, how to help that family to deal with that somewhat unusual situation," he said.

Blew is as hard on herself as she is on those around her. "A long-ago night, a long-ago bar scene: I'm in tears, I've had too much to drink, and I've given way to self-pity for my failures in love and marriage, which I blame on being born with a brain and then insisting on educating that brain — 'I'm a freak!' I sob".

"So educating that consumer and making sure they know how to use them is of great importance to Dixie and the rest of the industry".

When there are negative comments on social media I am very active at educating that it is unacceptable.

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.

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

What does an educated — that is, privileged, well-off — woman like her know of war?