Sentence examples for education stated that from inspiring English sources

The millennium development goal on education stated that by 2015 all boys and girls should complete a full course of primary education.

When it revised the guidelines in February 2013, the Department for Education stated that "flexi-schooling did not fit easily within the current legal and financial framework", which was interpreted in some quarters as a ban.

A 2010 report on Swedish education published by Skolverket, the Swedish national agency for education, stated that: "Results from Pisa 2009 shows that the Swedish 15-year-olds' reading comprehension and skills in mathematics and science have declined in the 2000s.

Mr. E Wolf, the minister of education, stated that student focused education is more fun, effective and challenging.

Mary Wollstonecraft Recommended by: Ursula Griffiths, Pixie 13 As Pixie13 reminds us, Wollstonecraft is none other than "the woman who wrote [A] Vindication of the Rights of Woman" in 1792, advocating women's right to education, stating that it was essential for them to educate their children and be more than mere wives.

The London Oratory delivers a strict Catholic education, stating that "at all times it serves as a witness to the Catholic faith".

It also sidestepped the committee's calls for compulsory and up-to-date sex and relationship education, stating that those arrangements were under review.

They believed distance learning for health care workers is best applied to in-service upgrading and continuing education participants rather than pre-service education, stating that the former are more adequately prepared and better able to be self-directed because of their work experience.

Therefore, before accepting a student into our remediation program we require a letter from the referring individual (either the associate dean or an assistant dean of undergraduate medical education) stating that the student does not have active problems that will interfere with their ability to remediate.

In 2009, the Department of Education stated that more than 50percentt of black children in 4th grade across the nation do not read or write at grade level.

Although the rules of the school and the New York City Department of Education stated that, as a teacher, I was not allowed to leave my students in the classroom unattended without the supervision of a teacher, I broke that rule because I had to.