Sentence examples for elsewhere education from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere education group Pearson is down 5.5p at 741p following reports it is considering a disposal.

Elsewhere, Education Secretary Arne Duncan, who was once the chief executive of the Chicago Public Schools, issued a statement calling for a settlement.

We have seen the model elsewhere: education companies have set up trusts to establish academies or free schools and then sold their services to those schools.

Until now, teachers from other states might have been discouraged from applying here, finding more lenient policies elsewhere, education officials said.

Elsewhere, education inflation reached an all-time high of 21.4 per cent since records began in January 1997 as new rates for evening classes and private schools added to the ongoing impact of tuition fees.

Elsewhere, education inflation reached an all-time high of 21.4% since records began in January 1997 as new rates for evening classes and private schools added to the ongoing impact of tuition fees.

As elsewhere, "healthcare", "education", and "jobs" also feature in the top six.

It was not clear whether Mr. Bush's call for higher spending on some programs next year would be offset by proposed cuts elsewhere in education.

While these flexibilities might be available elsewhere in education, Williams, a regional representative for the Women's Leadership Network, thinks these are offered more widely in colleges.

As a recent study by the King's Fund and the Institute for Fiscal Studies showed, a ring-fencing of health will inevitably mean deeper cuts elsewhere – in education, in transport, law and order and defence – or it will mean tax increases.

But without clear political allies in the union, in Albany, on the City Council or elsewhere, many education and political experts wonder where Mr. Bloomberg will get support when the going gets tough, as it is bound to do this first year.