Sentence examples for educational act from inspiring English sources

Earlier efforts by the government to universalise primary education by 1977 and the corresponding 1978 National Educational Act No. 25 (ammended in 1995) requiring compulsory attendance for primary education for every child aged 7-13 (school age) were conceived within the same commitment and recorded significant quantitative achievements during the late 1970s and early 1980s.

The Post 9/11 Veterans Educational Act or 21st Century GI Bill of course.

She published articles and books on her work and her lobbying was instrumental in the passage of several educational acts in the mid-nineteenth century.

Jon Erickson Vice President, Educational Services ACT Iowa City, Sept. 22, 2008.

Neshobe (pronounced neh-SHOW-bee) is a beneficiary of Vermont's four-year-old Equal Educational Opportunity Act.

The General Assembly responded that year with an equal educational opportunity act that relies, in part, on a statewide property tax.

In 1972 Congress translated that idea into the Basic Educational Opportunity Act, which formed the basis for Pell Grants, the backbone of federal aid to needy students.

Few would argue that the impact of the new G.I. Bill, formally the Post-9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance Act, will rival that of its prototype, mostly because there are far fewer eligible veterans and the new law is less generous.

Liz Byrne Letchworth, Hertfordshire The great strength of the 1988 Educational Reform Act which introduced the national curriculum was the emphasis on spiritual and moral development of pupils and of society.

Since 2000, when a federal district judge found that the state's minimal spending on instruction for English language learners violated the federal Equal Educational Opportunity Act, the state has substantially changed its programs, increasing financing, reducing class sizes and moving from bilingual education to structured English immersion.

A complete science of psychology would tell every fact about everyone's intellect and character and behavior, would tell the cause of every change in human nature, would tell the result which every educational force every act of every person that changed any other or the agent himself would have.