Sentence examples for education amounts from inspiring English sources

Deaf activists in the US argue that integrating hearing-impaired children into mainstream education amounts to "cultural genocide".

Mr. Kordan has served in high positions in government, but his critics say his education amounts to only a midlevel college diploma.

Vocational education amounts to 1 or 2 days per week in a public school that provides general education, as well as occupation-related theoretical knowledge (school-based learning).

Generally speaking, individuals in the participating group are more educated: the proportion of individuals in the non-participating group who have received only primary (or no) education amounts to 55.5% while that of individuals in the participating group is 49.5%.

And the primary metaphor for school remains "the pipeline" -- either the cradle-to-prison pipeline, which is what education amounts to for so many young people in poverty-stricken neighborhoods, or the cradle-to-career pipeline, as Education Secretary Arne Duncan would have it.

Until fairly recently, online education amounted to little more than electronic versions of the old-line correspondence courses.

The Sex Education Show v Pornography 9pm, Channel 4 When I was a lass, sex education amounted to slipping a condom on a banana.

When the state moved to dismiss the lawsuit in 1995, the appeals court turned the motion down, expressing its interest in hearing more about what a sound, basic education amounted to.

But there were no public calls for the president to dismiss him, even after it became clear this month that he had lied about his credentials and that his real education amounted to a degree from a midlevel college.

Total subsidies to university education amount to $43 billion a year, including around $2 billion in Congressional earmarks — and that does not even include tax subsidies (for college funds); tax breaks (for university endowments, for example); and subsidies dedicated to research.

HONG KONG — Faced with tens of thousands of protesters contending that a Beijing-backed plan for "moral and national education" amounted to brainwashing and political indoctrination, Hong Kong's chief executive backpedaled on Saturday and revoked a 2015 deadline for every school to start teaching it.