Sentence examples for education and progress from inspiring English sources

"The Shia Ismaili Muslims are an enlightened, inclusive group who believe in education and progress, self-help and equality between men and women.

"Dian Fossey knew that the survival of mountain gorillas depended on the education and progress of communities around them," Attenborough says in the film.

In recent years he also was a trustee of the John Templeton Foundation of Radnor, Pa., which promotes education and "progress in religion".

Speaking in the House of Commons, the Prime Minister David Cameron said it was vital that Britain stood up to "extreme Islamists" who oppose education and progress.

We feel that education and progress will solve the problem this presents We choose to call the Third World states "new nations" But they are actually much older than Western nations & exist on a different plane.

What many voters found refreshing about Mr. Yadav was his openness and accessibility; he has a politician's love of glad-handing, coupled with a shrewd understanding of the hunger among ordinary people for development, education and progress.

This most recent report outlines the current status of women and underrepresented minorities in the science, engineering, and technology (SET) pipeline, beginning with early classroom education and progressing to professional life in industry, government, and academe.

The 2003/4 Global Monitoring Report documents global gender inequalities in education and assesses progress towards Education for All in light of the Millennium Development Goal of gender parity in education by 2005.

She said that since unrest in the mid-Nineties, "Uighurs are increasingly perceived... as 'ungrateful' for the job opportunities, medical care, education and general progress brought to them by the bountiful People's Republic of China".

Resulting from economic, social, cultural, historical and regional factors, this problem, if not be treated seriously, will definitely hamper the quality of preschool education and our progress toward equal access to education.

Thus, though these values may strongly favour education and academic progress, low attachment to them coupled with an attitude contrary to adjustment to the host country leads to a marginalized ethnic identity and undermines children's motivation.