Sentence examples for end education from inspiring English sources

In the end, education experts say, Michigan's test will succeed or fail based on its ability to make meaningful judgments about students.

To that end, education and enforcement matter – but that may not be easy if, as the New York Times suggested, the People's Liberation Army loves nothing more than an ivory trinket.

In March, Decisions Investments sued Columbia, saying its decision to end education programs there and its failure to hire faculty and build a new laboratory had diminished the property's value and were a breach of contract.

That is why, even as it cuts back on the programs we don't need, the budget I submit will invest in the three areas that are absolutely critical to our economic future: energy, health care and education.... Taxes and Tax Breaks In this budget, we will end education programs that don't work and end direct payments to large agribusinesses that don't need them.

Setting out his long-term vision for 14-19 education, Hunt argued: "GCSE was invented at a time when it was seen as the last school-leaving exam, but the thrust of education is to end education at 19, with pathways of equal status for academic and technical qualifications".

How and when are they likely to end? Education is clearly not the only issue at stake, but it is certainly the main one.

They all knew that marching is not the end goal; education and activism are needed.

The most obvious use of distance technology in music, one might think, would be outreach rather than high-end education.

"In higher-end education, especially in the M.B.A. programs, you can be graded based on your class participation," Mr. Shukla said.

It might seem strange that, after all the high-end education you've had, a course at a community college is what you need to get hired.

There's VictorySpark, a tech accelerator for military veterans, TechStars' Patriot Boot Camp, San Francisco non-profit VetsInTech, which connects vets with tech companies in the Bay Area, Incline, a startup dedicated to training vets in web development and Fidelis — a startup developing a rigorous, "end-to-end education solution for the military to civilian career transition".