Sentence examples for endorsed education from inspiring English sources

It also endorsed education in the Crimean Tatar language.

Some of the UK's leading historians have endorsed Education Secretary Michael Gove's new history curriculum for schools in England.

Thus, Prince Ghica had endorsed education in Romanian and, in one of his official firmans, defined teaching in Greek as "the foundation of evils" (temelia răutăţilor).

Aritha is an international banking lawyer and the founding trustee of the UN Human Rights Office endorsed education initiative Think Equal.

Instead, he added, the church will continue to endorse education, promoting "more responsible sexuality," within the confines of marriage.

It is far easier to scapegoat young people, dodge new restrictions on Chinese workers by hiring EU-based equivalents while simultaneously endorsing education secretary Michael Gove's Latin lessons cure-all.

Sometimes I hear people endorse education cuts by arguing that "school isn't for everybody," which usually means something like "education isn't for other people's children" — or that farm kids in places like Yamhill really don't need schools that double as rocket ships.

Almost 25 years ago, World Bank chief economist Lawrence Summers endorsed girls' education as one of the best ways to transform societies.

This is not about endorsing current education reform.

While I fully endorse continued education (we have our own), I believe it's critical that we begin implementing longer-term transition plans for graduating students to get the working skills needed to actually get jobs.

Thankfully, the Sustainable Development Goals, recently launched in New York, endorses inclusive education for all children, including those with disabilities.