Sentence examples for education trade from inspiring English sources

Pombal went on to reorganise Portuguese education, trade and law.But modernisation was not to last.

Congress, nearing recess, is expected to focus on education, trade, military spending and farm assistance legislation.

At most, maybe she should be fired and kept away from the education trade.

It contains Johnson's descriptions of the customs, religion, education, trade, and agriculture of a society that was new to him.

("Michael Gove must be the most unpopular education minister since records began with the education trade unions").

Addressing reporters after a speech at the BETT education trade fair in London on Wednesday, Gove said: "I recently was inspired by a Thomas Friedman book.

Campaigning I understand – access to health and education, fair trade, women's rights.

Crime, town pride, education, fair trade, homelessness, poverty, unemployment and much more need to be addressed.

Slightly more than half of the children go on to secondary education, including trade and technical schools.

But Mr. Hastert said he had worked well with other Democrats on tax-cutting issues, education and trade.

"In the '80s, perfumes were very potent, over-the-top and long-lasting," said Mary Ellen Lapsansky, vice president of the Fragrance Foundation, a nonprofit education and trade group in New York.