Sentence examples for education promoted from inspiring English sources

Thus, Page's childhood education promoted independence.

As mayor of New York City, he advocated free and widespread public education, promoted legislation that removed voting restrictions against Roman Catholics, and established various public-welfare institutions in the city.

By the end of the war the Labour government was considering a new role for the state in preschool education, promoted as a social benefit for children, a preparation for learning at school, and a support to mothers (May , 2001.

This case study of one University focuses on brand architecture and found evidence of a move towards corporatization, based on the pressure for UK universities to align with the notion of a British Education, promoted through the British Council.

This is all the more since during the past decade the principles of modern education promoted by the Bologna school have become mandatory; one of its essential features is the acceleration of the informational accumulation processes, specific to the engineering education; accordingly, school governance should be readapted to the new requirements of the engineering education.

Higher education promoted career advancement, particularly for an equestrian in Imperial service: "eloquence and learning were considered marks of a well-bred man and worthy of reward".

"This program aims to educate and sensitize young people about the importance of continued education, promoting a comprehensive sexual education," explained Ms. Duro.

UNICEF is also working with the Government of Mexico to fulfil children´s right to an education, promoting the implementation of public policies that will guarantee educational inclusion.

While police and fire departments protect, arts and education promote and propel.

Instead, he added, the church will continue to endorse education, promoting "more responsible sexuality," within the confines of marriage.

But true Conservatism is also about tackling global threats such as climate change, raising standards in state education, promoting equality of opportunity and social justice.