Sentence examples for education noted from inspiring English sources
And it starts with education, noted Shawn Hernan, a security specialist at CERT.
Increased assaults on schools, teachers and students in conflict zones have had a devastating effect on global education, noted Benavot.
Judson True, assistant program director at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco, which conducts debates and discussions on issues like business, technology and education, noted that both companies would have monopolies in their respective areas.
But Susan K. Sclafani, counselor to the secretary of education, noted in an interview that "to its credit" Alaska had not requested a formal waiver from the law, and Maine, which did request a waiver, was turned down.
By most accounts, the rioters were not part of the campus community and thus Berkeley was, as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education noted, now being chastised for the behavior of people with whom it had no relationship and whom it had little capacity to control.
Last year's Royal Society report ("Science and mathematics education: the transition to higher education") noted that the provision of physics A-level in schools across the UK appeared to be patchy, with an overall figure across the UK of 22% of schools not entering a single candidate; this also seems to tie in with a shortage of specialist teachers.
In her first television ad, Kelly goes all-in on education, noting she won a "Friend of Education" award for her work in the legislature.
Mr. Whittle said he was proud of the gains Edison made in education, noting that the company helped influence the charter school movement.
In concluding, the court took an expansive view of what constitutes special education, noting that it includes fundamental skills, such as the development of motor and communication skills, as well as traditional cognitive skills.
The coalition agreement is specific mainly about two issues, taxes and education, notes Andreas Pinkwart, an FDP leader and vice-premier of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany's most populous state.
Bonde is certainly convinced that immersive VR simulations will play a leading role in the future of education, noting for example that the technology is developing to support feedback via additional peripherals such as tactile gloves.
