Sentence examples for enforcing education from inspiring English sources

Prevention efforts should be focused on improving social awareness on HIV/AIDS, on enforcing education strategy to reduce sexual risk and on improving the strength and quality of counseling.

In contrast, Jeb Bush, the establishment favourite and former frontrunner in the polls, had a difficult night, coming under fire not just from the hosts but his fellow panelists on issues such as his support for immigration reform and nationally enforced education standards.

Many from that community were immersed in the abolition movement, public health measures, the settlement house movement, the establishment of adoption agencies, the temperance movement, improvement of schools, enforced education for the poor, women's suffrage, among others -- and ultimately, the Civil Rights Movement.

The mothers recommended enforcing sex education in schools and the provision of financial support for HPV vaccination.

These results suggest that the effective route to chemical burn prevention is through enforcing safety education, improving awareness and supervision of all personnel, and providing personal protection for all employees.

Do its roots stretch back to 1953, the year the Bantu Education Act was passed, enforcing racially segregated education and insuring that black students would receive a dramatically inferior education?

The act enforced compulsory education from 5 14 years, but also included provision for compulsory part-time education for all 14 to 18-year-olds.

It makes more sense to have a federal agency working through state medical societies oversee doctors' competence and enforce remedial education when necessary.

For almost 40 years, the New Jersey Supreme Court has tried to fulfill its duty to enforce the education clause in the state Constitution by compelling the governor and Legislature to provide equal educational opportunity for public school students.

In an attempt to unify the left, the Radical leaders followed a policy of anticlericalism, trying to enforce secular education in strongly religious Alsace-Lorraine, which had been recently recovered from Germany.

As Arshad Mahmood observed in the newspaper Dawn, Pakistan needs to enact a child-protection law that would recognize children's rights under the Constitution and international conventions, enforce compulsory education, ban child labor and enact a national comprehensive child-protection policy with strict penalties for noncompliance.