Sentence examples for education rules from inspiring English sources

The Commons came close to changing sex education rules in 2010, he says.

Democrats will focus on decisions by DeVos on two major higher education rules.

Part of their concern was around illegal schools, which they fear may be exploiting home education rules.

National health, welfare, and education rules determine much of the government's outlays, for example, and subsidies from the central government come with little discretionary power.Elsewhere, many smaller prefectures are in a similar bind.

She rejected Mr Souter's offer to meet the executive halfway by accepting sex education rules put forward by the Blair government for England, which will stress "the significance of marriage and stable relationships".There are three reasons for Ms Alexander's reluctance to compromise.

The amounts that we pay to the institute are openly disclosed in our accounts, have been assessed as being 'at cost' in line with Department for Education rules, are audited by independent external auditors and full information has been disclosed to the department, who have not raised any concerns".

Therefore, within this SRA it is proposed to develop a standardised education rule describing topics that have to be covered.

This problem definition has led to a profusion of recess interventions that are designed to fix individual problem children through character education, rule teaching, modeling appropriate behavior, and other related methods (cf. Lewis et al. 2000; Nabors et al. 2001; O'Connell et al. 1999).

Washington Post stock fell $31.05, or 7.6 percent, to close at $377.56 on Friday, its largest drop in more than a year, after the company said in its quarterly report that proposed United States Department of Education rules could have a "material adverse effect" on Kaplan's higher-education operations.

For now, the coordinating board awaits the attorney general's opinion on the Department of Education rules, which is expected by Dec. 26.

The changes were prompted in part by new Department of Education rules allowing schools to use drug prevention grants only on scientifically proven programs.