Sentence examples for education applies from inspiring English sources

Legally, compulsory education applies only to the six-year elementary school, but in reality most elementary school graduates receive a secondary education.

For example, Griffin thinks that a child's human right to education applies not just against governments but also against a child's parents.

The current Scottish policy of free tuition in higher education applies to students from Scotland and from most of the European Union.

The current Scottish policy of free tuition in higher education applies to students from Scotland and from most of the European Union, but students from England, Wales and Northern Ireland do pay.

The conclusion reached in the paper on English vocabulary education applies to all of the empirical studies published in this Special Issue, or envisaged for the development of the CSE.

Let's hope the Chamber keeps this program alive, and that every Detroit student that wants technical training or a college education applies to the program.

The New Yorker, July 15 , 1944P. 13 A young soldier of superior education applied for O. S. C. recently but was turned down.

By M. Weinberg and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 15 , 1944P. 13 A young soldier of superior education applied for O. S. C. recently but was turned down.

Grants and external contracts (education, applied research, consultancy) 10.

This allows the programs to keep the same admissions process they have for on-campus education, applying the same criteria for selection to online degree candidates.

There was an emphasis on the need to train people in the areas of education, applied science, agriculture, and engineering.