Sentence examples for education calling from inspiring English sources
It also mobilizes various sectors of society to support quality public education, calling "Everyone for Education!" in Brazilian society.
He talks of the importance of education, calling it society's "most important function".
At one point, Mr. Paladino criticized special interests in education, calling the focus on the "United Teachers Association" a disgrace.
In fact, the authors write off the role of education, calling it a "shopworn" theory for addressing the needs of displaced workers.
On Wednesday, her campaign spokesman also belittled Mr. Thompson's proposals on education, calling them "a mosaic of things that Christine C. Quinn has already proposed or done".
In particular he attacks Mr Corbyn for his lack of formal education, calling him "undereducated" because he received two Es at A-level before dropping out of course on trade unions at North London Polytechnic.
Many schools in less prosperous areas face what the state commissioner of education calls "educational insolvency".
Max Stirner wrote in 1842 a long essay on education called The False Principle of our Education.
In addition, sample education calls between the patient and the educator were taped during the initial phases of the study for feedback and quality assurance.
Jay Harris, the dean of undergraduate education, called the episode "unprecedented in its scope and magnitude".
In January, Arne Duncan, the federal secretary of education, called the board's action "troubling" and "backward".
