Sentence examples for education exclusively from inspiring English sources
We've had education exclusively in the hands of the non-state sector before too – and the vast majority were denied a proper education.
With education exclusively overseen by the 16 states, the PISA rankings also found big internal differences: pupils in Bremen and Berlin fared badly, whereas those in Saxony and Bavaria did well.The PISA shock launched a frenzy of reform.
"It is the backbone of the existence of society, and that's why the transfer of education exclusively into the sphere of rendering of market services is, in my view, a big mistake".
L. 103 446 applicable with respect to programs of education exclusively by correspondence and to correspondence-residence courses commencing more than 90 days after Nov. 2, 1994, see section 605(b) of Pub.
"In the 21st Century, approaching sex education exclusively as a biology lesson just won't cut it.
First of all, the study is based on the comparison of two countries, and attempts to describe the acceptance and use of a virtual learning environment in higher education exclusively within the context of these countries.
Unlike traditional tuition reimbursement programs, we exclusively fund education only in areas that are well-paying and in high demand according to sources like the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, and we fund those areas regardless of whether those skills are relevant to a career at Amazon".
Graduate education was made available in 1887, but in the 1920s Denison adopted a policy of undergraduate instruction exclusively.
An earlier study in rural area of Vietnam showed that non-exclusive breastfeeding women had less education than exclusively breastfeeding women [ 7].
Unpublished data from a study by Wallin et al. [ 19] suggests that SES seems to have an even greater impact on exclusive breastfeeding; 68% of the mothers with a higher education breastfed exclusively at two months compared to 47% of the mothers with a lower educational level.
My education is exclusively American.
