Sentence examples for efficient education system from inspiring English sources

New Jersey's cuts in school financing violate the State Constitution's mandate to provide "a thorough and efficient" education system and hit poor districts especially hard, a judge reported to the State Supreme Court on Tuesday.

On the contrary, public education system (especially public secondary education) is in a deep crisis and the current educational national debate mainly focuses on the need to put more resources into the system instead of exploring how to make better use of available inputs, i.e., how to achieve a more efficient education system.

Speaking about development, i.e. about the way our countries will live and develop in the nearest and more remote future, we cannot omit the topic of human development, establishing efficient education system, implementation of social protection policy and ensuring favourable environment for development and growth of the younger generation.

Building stronger, equitable and more efficient education systems is key to improving learning outcomes - which is at the core of the work of the Global Partnership for Education.

Their common mission is to mobilize global and national efforts to contribute to the achievement of equitable, quality education and learning for all, through inclusive partnership, a focus on effective and efficient education systems and increased financing.

The education system efficient and effective through raising capacity at the local level for better planning and management and strengthening the school inspectorate system.

Just like corporate companies that have been designed to do one thing well and incredibly efficiently, so too has the education system become efficient at serving a set curriculum in a more or less uniform way.

A strong, efficient, well-run higher education system is vital for a prosperous American future- we all agree on this.

Despite being rich in mineral resources, and endowed with a good education system and efficient civil service, Ghana fell victim to corruption and mismanagement soon after independence in 1957.

In the past few years, significant progress has been made in preparing the education system to be more efficient in recognising, responding to and reporting cases of violence against children.

With this prototype environment, a new education system may emerge promoting an efficient and advanced learning.