Sentence examples for education designated from inspiring English sources

A 2013 study of indicators associated with quality of life, such as poverty, unemployment, crime, health, housing and education designated Detroit as America's Most Miserable City (Badenhausen 2013).

The minister of education designates important cultural properties as National Treasures if they are of "particularly high value from the standpoint of world culture or outstanding treasures for the Japanese people".

Gen. Michael L. Oates, says that since his arrival in early 2007, misconduct related to substance abuse has reached "unacceptable" levels, despite a toughened regimen of education, designated-driver programs and penalties.

Otherwise, tie accepting party will donate $25,000 to a science education nonprofit designated by MB.

Girls' education was designated as Egypt's top development priority in 2000; by 2007, the government has pledged to close the gender gap Egypt's schools.

They might duke it out still because some see secretary of education-designate, Arne Duncan, as the right man in the right place and others see him as evil incarnate (though not quite so incarnate as Joel Klein or Michelle Rhee).

Betsy DeVos, the designated education secretary, supports school vouchers not just as school "choice," but as a money-making opportunity.

Most of the corporate education-spending is also outside of areas that Unesco has designated as education priorities, according to the report.

She has met rigorous training, clinical and education standards to become designated as an AAMFT approved supervisor.

Next, museums and relics were designated "patriotic education bases".

She said the district was reviewing its special education operations and has designated $4.5 million for these services.