Sentence examples for equally education from inspiring English sources

Equally education should not be viewed as a production line.

Equally, education is a central concern of philosophers predating the early modern period (consider Plato in Republic) and after it (consider John Dewey).

At the same time, if needs were distributed equally, education and work status reduced the unadjusted CI by approximately 8 and 31%, respectively, thus pushed the unadjusted CI in a pro-poor direction.

Equally, training, education and mentoring for ECCE professionals was referred to across a number of countries as a key contemporary challenge.

But female political reporters, once they have children, can easily move to an equally senior job, such as education or health correspondent, with fewer late evenings.

It will provide equally good education to all children, rich and poor. 5. Clean up water sanitation.

"If conditions are that bad," she said, "there are plenty of universities in the country that offer an equally good education and better compensation.

Americans divide their attention more or less equally between education, guns-and-violence, health care and a variety of other social concerns.

Bill Clinton, a lower-middle-class kid out of Arkansas, might have received an equally distinguished education if he hadn't gone to Georgetown, Oxford, and Yale, but he wouldn't have been President.

That same kind of backwards thinking has produced an equally dangerous education bill in California, one that the governor is considering signing into law.

English entered India's jostling linguistic world in the mid-19th century, imposed by the British as the language of rule and subjection but equally of education and law.