Sentence examples for educational entitlement from inspiring English sources

The resolution said the government's plans were opening up education to the private sector, leading to "inequality of educational entitlement, lack of public accountability and abuse of the system".

California's legislature has created a new educational entitlement: lots of kids will be going to college free of charge.

This new September term sees the introduction of the new KS3 national curriculum, which provides new flexibility for teachers and a distinctive educational entitlement.

L. 98 525 amended section generally, substituting provisions setting a time limit for the use of educational entitlement for provisions covering the termination of assistance and refund by members.

His construction of schooling as a commodity – paid for by the state in the case of free schools and academies – rather than as a public service managed by communities and taxpayers and those they elect, eschews all considerations of equality, educational entitlement and the purpose of schooling.

WASHINGTON -- Congressional efforts to address problems with the veterans health care system may have the added benefit of creating an educational entitlement for nearly 2,000 military spouses a year.

Meanwhile they live on social assistance; then they try and pick up some future employment through college education …meanwhile the federal level has been cutting back on educational entitlements; we have the fact that there's less per capita spent by the federal government on the schools in the north.

In Illinois, educational entitlements end at age 22.

It raises serious questions about what we mean when we talk about educational entitlements.

It would deal with the five systemic issues highlighted here and provide a comprehensive action programme for all educational entitlements, from the earliest years into old age.

The American dream is now a nightmare of unemployment, underemployment, derisory real wage growth, huge deficits, massive unfunded entitlements, educational failure, environmental damage, financial malfeasance, and stifling government bureaucracy.