Sentence examples for education granted from inspiring English sources

As a woman, Du Châtelet was deprived "by custom" of the formal collège (secondary school) education granted her male peers.

In Conservative MP Dominic Grieve's constituency of Beaconsfield, a row emerged after the Department for Education granted permission for a free school for Sikhs to open in a local village.

The decision was influenced and encouraged by Junimea and its leader Titu Maiorescu, who, as Minister of Education granted him a scholarship.

The Government of Kenya Ministries of Health, Water, and Education granted permission to conduct the trial.

One such organization is the Astronomy Society of the Pacific, which provides information on astronomy education grants available within the United States.

Gaia University is here, sharing a revolutionary model for participatory education, granting diplomas, bachelor's and master's degrees while its students are engaged in planetary transformation.

The Department of Education granted appeals to 11 honors programs that operate autonomously within larger schools, including the Booker T. Washington Middle School in Manhattan and the Marie Curie School in Bayside, Queens.

An end to the problem seemed to be at hand several years ago when the New York City Department of Education granted the financing for renovations of athletic facilities at a number of high schools, including what would become nearly $5 million to overhaul Lehman's multipurpose athletic complex.

The bridegroom's mother is an organic farmer in Crescent and an educational consultant, evaluating federal arts education grants to schools.

Four other groups are receiving education grants of $80,000 to $100,000, Mr. Glantz said.

Federal health officials, meanwhile, say competition for abstinence-only education grants is intense.