Sentence examples for education resort from inspiring English sources

Fifteen of the 29 surplus PCTs belong to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) bands 1 to 4 as opposed to 3 deficit PCTs (Fisher's exact test p = 0.000); (1 – inner city, 2 – Port or mining industrial towns, 3 – mixed economy urban centres, 4 – Service, education, resort and retirement areas).

Without recourse to such plans, institutions of higher education may resort to camouflage.

High food prices have further strained household budgets, raising the risk that vulnerable families may suspend their children's education and resort to coping mechanisms to bolster family income.

A reporter who put this question to Peter W. D. Wright several years ago was stunned when Mr. Wright, an education lawyer, resorted to a calculator before answering.

And, rather than funding a worthy and dynamic Francophone education, it resorts to legislation to impede its citizens from attending schooling in the language of their choice.

They can't charge fees for activities — the "pay to play" model runs afoul of the California Constitution, which mandates free public education — so they resort to nonstop fundraising.

I was determined to make up for what my education lacked – without resorting to dusty textbooks.

The findings highlighted how students are struggling to fund their educations, with 33 per cent resorting to selling their possessions to make basic payments for rent, bills and food shopping, while almost 30 per cent say that they cannot afford to heat their homes when it's cold.

She suggested that Gill, who had not enjoyed a university education, had been obliged to resort to insult as a substitute for well-reasoned argument.

However, others, believed that it was time to evaluate a penalty-based approach which could consist of performance management, compulsory education, and as a last resort suspension from practice.

It is common at many resorts to require education programs for anyone entering a terrain park.