Sentence examples for educational ties from inspiring English sources

Perspectives from educators in Australia and China have been explored as these two countries have developed educational ties across the years.

He is a controversial leader of a country with increasing economic and educational ties to Britain.

The longstanding cultural, political and educational ties between Russia and Germany may explain why.

That does not take into account the thousands from Connecticut who do not have educational ties to the university but who are fans.

In a recent report, the real estate consultants Jones Lang LaSalle identified a growing breed of wealthy property investors whose purchasing decisions had been driven by familial and educational ties.

After that practice was threatened by federal legislation, lawmakers in Albany drafted the current statute, including SUNY and extending a similar benefit to American citizens with educational ties to New York.

"The reason we can speak in those terms is that we have close to 100,000 alumni who live within the borders of the state, and I'm only listing the people who have an educational tie to the university.

Case in point: MSN Offers for Schools, the educational tie-in to the daily deals service you've probably never heard of.

Opportunity is increasingly tied to education, and educational performance is tied to income and wealth.

The library is a partner with the commission in providing educational programs tied to the debate.

While there are other educational products tied to Nickelodeon brands, they are produced by outside companies under a licensing agreement.