Sentence examples for education stealing from inspiring English sources

Anole explains that his town accepts him for who he is and that his problems come from Northstar, along with the other X-Men, for providing the students under their care with a poor education, stealing their innocence by constantly exposing them to danger, and then throwing them away by disbanding.

Once he was there, he got an education by stealing people's IDs and going to their classes.

Every time a gangbanger who seems tough as nails on the outside tears up when explaining how his entire education was stolen as a steady diet of teach-to-the-test worksheets drove the joy of learning out of class, Duncan and every other reformer would be required to watch.

The Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday accused the former chief executive and chairman of an American-listed Chinese education company of stealing $41 million from investors.

Malawi began graduating nurses, but the nurses were lured away to Britain and Australia and the U.S. When Malawi's minister of education was accused of stealing millions of dollars from the education budget in 2000, and the Zambian president was charged with stealing from the treasury, what happened?

A wave of corruption scandals that has already led to dozens of arrests of officials and police officers crested today with the federal indictment of 17 people, including a former education secretary charged with stealing money for himself and for his political party.

As mid-term elections draw nearer, anti-immigrant forces will likely come down harder on undocumented students whom they falsely claim are stealing public education from citizens.

They said that the education had been stolen.

"Andrew's grandfather trusted Peter to make sure the money would be safe for his education and not stolen," Mr. Schlesinger said.

The Gore campaign believes it prospers if the debate centers on health care, while the Bush campaign, both in its advertising and the focus of its candidate, sees education as the key to stealing women's votes from the Democrats.

A1 Pardons Followed Meeting President Bill Clinton commuted the prison sentences of four Hasidic men convicted of stealing millions in education aid after he and Hillary Rodham Clinton met at the White House with supporters of the men, whose religious sect overwhelmingly backed Mrs. Clinton in her victorious Senate campaign, officials said.