Sentence examples for education air from inspiring English sources

In reality, every dollar the feds spend on this senseless waste and abuse is one dollar less for disaster relief, education, air traffic controllers, national defense or any number of other worthy programs.

Preventive efforts should include education, air monitoring, and periodic carboxyhemoglobin determinations.

Gold et al., 2003: RR adjusted for city, race, age, parental education, air-conditioning, being an only child, single-parent family, and maternal smoking at entry.

Community-wide education on air pollution and related health effects together with the measures needed to reduce exposure to air pollution are necessary towards reducing air pollution impacts.

Adjusting for maternal education changed air pollution effect estimates most strongly, likely because socioeconomic status is strongly associated both with air pollution exposure and autism diagnosis.

She was until last month an associate for public education on air pollution at the Environmental Health Coalition in San Diego.

Boehner said that the Republicans' plan would reduce or eliminate "immigration magnets," such as the social safety net, public education, clean air, and drinkable water.

"They wrote the playbook to do this on the fly, because nobody had ever done this before," said Douglas Birkey, director of government relations for the Air Force Association, which promotes education about air power.

"Since the government announced its green paper proposing an extension to selective education, the air has been thick with the sound of claims and counter-claims on the benefits and disadvantages of grammar schools," Carmichael said.

The Liberal Democrat leader repeatedly said he did not want to discuss his son's education on air but, when pressed by co-presenter Nick Ferrari, he conceded: "If it works out to send them to a good state [secondary] we will do so, but, like all parents who are sending their children to secondary school in London, as you know there is huge competition for places".

However, pricing pressures will continue from rising and energy and commodity prices, as well as services not included in producer prices, such as health care, education and air travel.