Sentence examples for education strictly from inspiring English sources

Hellenistic civilization and its educational pattern were prolonged to the end of antiquity and even beyond; it was to be a slow metamorphosis and not a brutal revolution that would later give birth to the civilization and education strictly called Byzantine.

Valentine's Jewish education is strictly cultural.

Frederick's upbringing and education were strictly controlled by his father, who was a martinet as well as a paranoiac.

A ceremonial education is strictly required for the job and also a degree agenda in your portfolio can help you build it up.

One of the values allegedly in danger was the conviction that public education should be strictly secular.

"Fever in the Archive" also includes a number of AIDS education videos, some strictly instructional, others dramatized, aimed at various groups.

One reason the art has never been compiled into a structured body of knowledge: In a country where public education has been strictly administered, manga and animation have thrived in a creative way precisely because they operated outside the purview of the system, free from any supervision from the authorities.

Huisman and Smits (2009) argue this is specially the case in countries where laws regarding compulsory education are not strictly enforced, such as in Haiti.

Although education is not, strictly speaking, fixed or predetermined, the 30- to 59-year-olds who make up our sample had largely completed their formal education more than 5 years earlier.

This is the only education that is strictly necessary to get a job in travel.

Okay, I know it's not strictly speaking education news, but education journalist @lucytobin has found a shop where you can buy terrorist Halloween costumes for kids.