Sentence examples for educational societies from inspiring English sources

The book was adopted by Andrew Bell around 1800 for his Madras system of education and by various educational societies throughout Britain and its colonies; it was even used to educate adult slaves in Antigua and Jamaica.

The reluctance on the part of the state induced several philanthropists to form educational societies, principally for the education of the poor.

Muslim educational societies have begun to improve education in Kerala and the booming southern cities of Bengalooru (Bangalore) and Chennai (Madras).

Cornell's relations with other universities, other associations of American universities, and educational societies are mentioned frequently.

In their drive for power, the Bolsheviks and their East European acolytes eliminated or undermined churches, charities, newspapers, guilds, literary and educational societies, companies and retail shops, stock markets, unions, banks, sports clubs and centuries-old universities.

To accomplish this, we will use and expand the tools we have—such as summer internship programs, undergraduate work study programs, partnerships with professional and educational societies, and outreach through publications to create an open door to welcome the best and brightest young minds to our field.

"We are a social and educational society.

They also established an educational society that set up its own schools, but few of them lasted due to lack of funds.

And it will require directing additional public resources to those who have squandered the educational chances society routinely provides.

Among those believed killed in the crash of the Dulles-to-Los Angeles flight were members of a National Geographic Society educational trip, society officials said.

Our experiences point to a number of "lessons learned" for aid agencies and national health ministries, as well as educational institutions, professional societies and educators who collaborate to establish, develop and deliver these programs.