Sentence examples for education has put from inspiring English sources

That particular education has put me in good stead.

Much of the homework is not productive, and elimination of school-based physical education has put families in the role of coaches, alarms and tutors.

Liam Byrne, shadow minister for universities, science and skills, said: "This damning report reveals the reality that the Tory-Lib Dem government's 'experiment' with higher education has put the system on the road to ruin.

But the imprint itself thrived, and published other books that were to become cultural studies classics: Michael Young's The Rise of the Meritocracy (No 485, September 1961), later misunderstood by Tony Blair, who didn't grasp that it was an argument against meritocracy – "education has put its seal of approval on a minority".

That piece, in The American Journal of Public Health, was titled "Where is the M in MTCT?" His persistent advocacy of condoms and other birth control, needle exchange and sex education has put him at odds with some religious groups and conservatives, and he has been willing to criticize and clash with governments.

A long-overdue report on U.S. science education has put the National Science Foundation (NSF) in hot water with an influential legislator.

So, despite the legal smoking age being 18 and despite smoking being officially banned in schools and workplaces, a large number headteachers, encouraged by the ministry of education, have put in special measures under the state of emergency to allow kids to smoke inside their high-school grounds – in special outdoor areas of the courtyard or playground, with ashtrays provided.

A Corinthian news release Wednesday said the ongoing oversight from the Department of Education has put "significant constraints on the company's resources," preventing it from completing the most recent financial reports.

To join in the celebrations, the Guardian's education team has put together a blog about our favourite childhood books – why we loved them, how they're relevant for students and the lessons we learned.

Children across the country have returned to their classrooms this week just as the education ministry has put forward plans to decrease the amount of homework pupils must do each day.The ministry's proposed guidelines, issued on August 22nd, would ban written homework for any child up to the age of 12, and ban exams for children up to the age of nine.

Similarly, Hillary understands the value of a college education and has put forth a plan allowing students, particularly those from working families, to attend public colleges and universities in their state debt-free.