Sentence examples similar to established educational timeframe from inspiring English sources

"The American Missionary Association, which in 1840 helped the Amistad captives secure their freedom, helped establish educational institutions.

The city is also establishing educational programs on bike riding and bike safety.

She also worked to establish educational, recreational, and social programs in underprivileged neighbourhoods.

Masekela was 14 when the Bantu Education Act of 1953 was enacted, essentially establishing educational segregation.

But it failed to mention that the "Trustees" are uniquely unqualified to establish educational policy.

Other steps include providing essential services, such as health, through schools and establishing educational standards.

He established 800 educational and military institutions, and his improvements to the educational system enabled 100,000 children to attend school.

He and Judy established an educational fund with the New Haven Foundation and scholarships at Northfield Mount Hermon School and Cornell University.

Gropius joined the architectural school of Harvard University and established an educational focus recalling the Bauhaus.

Direct paths could be established to educational institutions from public grade schools.

Consequentially, therefore, if they do not facilitate return within the established timeframe, the responsible party would automatically be liable for prosecution for both forced displacement and pillage.