Sentence examples for embracing education from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fresen said the tests would be developed with $700 million in federal grant money award awarded to Florida for embracing education reforms, a sum that Democrats say falls short.

Malala Yousufzai is an inspiring 16 year old Pakistani girl who was attacked viciously by the Taliban in October 2012 - for loving and embracing education.

Some educators even embrace "education is a civil right".

In his statement, for instance, Mullah Omar embraced education.

"If we don't embrace education reform, we will get knocked through the wall".

"What we really need is a sustained, large programme" that embraces education in schools and engages with religious leaders, Nath said.

Prisoners will embrace education and employment if given the chance, but merely measuring how the system fails to provide them will make little difference.

Carnegie became famous not just for the money he gave away and the example he set to other philanthropists, but for the way he prompted the American government to embrace education, civic programmes and social reform.

"The Masai would have to rely on other people to work in their district as teachers, nurses, etc., and this importation of skilled labor does not have to be the case if the Masai fully embrace education," Mr. Reiyia says.

But even as we as a nation have embraced education as critical to economic growth and opportunity, we should remember that colleges and universities are about a great deal more than measurable utility.

More broadly, planners have embraced education for girls — now recognized as the single most effective means of contraception in poor countries — as well as programs like microcredit that empower women and reduce fertility, too.