Sentence examples for education being made from inspiring English sources

The goal of quality basic education being made available for all is enshrined in the 1990 Jomtien Declaration adopted by the World Conference on Education for All.

However, Education Act amendments returned the school to operation soon after, and in 1873 education was made mandatory for students aged seven to 14.

Other efforts to democratize education were made.

More instructive, perhaps, is looking not at how Finland's schools are run, but how decisions about education are made.

In 1882 primary education was made compulsory for all children between the ages of 6 and 13.

During the mid-1970s, universal primary education was made mandatory, which resulted in a vast increase in primary-school children.

He says: "If comprehensive sex and relationship education was made a compulsory part of education, then the issues of gender inequality could be addressed".

Nearly 40% of spending on schools and higher education is made by households by far the highest figure in the OECD, a group of mainly rich countries.

In the elementary schools, shūshin (national moral education) was made the all-important core of the curricula, and the ministry compiled a textbook with overtones of Confucian morality.

Those of us who just didn't catch the drift of education were made to feel like failures and dropped by the wayside.

The thousands of graduates whose education was made possible, in part by the generosity of others, may well disagree with American policies.