Sentence examples for education courts from inspiring English sources
Translated from Bossi-speak, that means he will try to set up parallel Padanian systems of education, courts, police and tax collection.
I'd target it to established print-plus-digital organisations employing trained reporters to cover defined areas (say parliament, local councils, education, courts and health).
Our infrastructure and public structures -- roads, education, courts, customers -- are the soil in which good companies can grow.
She also argues that some money should go for purposes like smaller classes in city schools or compliance with the education court order that would specifically benefit teachers.
His reshuffle affected top posts in education, the courts, the armed forces, the central bank, the health and information ministries, the religious police and the state-appointed religious hierarchy, as well as the royally-appointed, 150-man proto-parliament, the Shura Council.It was not the scale of the turnover that raised eyebrows; most senior ministers retained their posts.
We the People create the fertile ground -- education, infrastructure, courts, police and military protection, customers, etc. -- for these corporations to thrive and We the People are supposed to reap the harvest.
As we acknowledge the 40th Anniversary of Title IX, a law intended to ensure gender equity in education, the courts have ruled that cheerleading does not constitute a sport for the required balancing test.
From the reign of Emperor Wu onward, the Chinese court officially sponsored Confucianism in education and court politics, synthesized with the cosmology of later scholars such as Dong Zhongshu.
Secular, state-run schools must "observe confessional neutrality in the context of public education," the court said.
Brown took the Topeka board of education to court to petition for Linda's right to attend her local school.
Affirmative action in higher education, the court has maintained for decades, is not justified as a remedy for previous or current racial discrimination.
