Sentence examples similar to elementary to enact from inspiring English sources

Make no mistake — this is a political move that could have a damaging impact on Congressional efforts to enact lasting reforms to current elementary and secondary education law".

Thirteen-year-old Paul is bullied by the cool kids at school, who call him gay; daughter Biscuit makes a habit of playing hooky from elementary school and nearly drowns as she tries to enact a funereal ritual involving ashes, chicken bones and the nearby Hudson River.

At the Yorkville Community School on the Upper East Side, which opened in 2009 to help alleviate crowding in other neighborhood elementary schools, the layoffs would add a complicating layer to the personnel changes that the principal, Samantha Kaplan, will have to enact in the fall.

Legislatures scrambled to enact laws.

to enact, and re‐enact, a particular emo tional drama.

Because Congress is probably not empowered to enact a national curriculum (and apparently politically paralyzed anyway), the next best strategy may be a lawsuit seeking recognition of children's fundamental constitutional right to receive a full and excellent public elementary and secondary education.

To enact some pretty bold legislation.

Other states have enacted or begun the process to enact such laws.

Easy to say, harder to enact.

He urged Congress to enact them promptly.

As such, they represent a potentially powerful and problematic use of accounting to enact government policy.