Sentence examples similar to election schools from inspiring English sources

As a political motif in Newark's mayoral election, school security could hardly be more timely.

In the 13 years under Labour before the 2010 election, school spending rose by about 5% a year.

Cuts in the schools budget are estimated at up to 12% over the next parliament – austerity on an unprecedented scale In the 13 years under Labour before the 2010 election, school spending rose by about 5% a year.

In the last election, school was cheap, life was good.

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"Municipal elections, school board districts — those kinds of changes don't get the same public attention, but they really impact people where they live," she said.

"The goal was to influence how we live, elections, and I don't mean only national elections, school boards, Little Leagues.

If Labour win the next general election, independent schools could lose £700m in tax breaks unless they do more to help children from state schools.

A report from the Institute for Fiscal Studies has warned that - whichever party (or parties) wins the election - schools will face cuts of up to 12 per cent because party pledges fail to take account of rising pupil numbers, increases in pensions and national insurance contributions and salary increases.

SPLC released a separate report on Tuesday detailing the impact of the election on schools.

Under election law, schools can be forced to act as polling stations.