Sentence examples for excluding schools from inspiring English sources

In the past four years, the state has added 14,000 jobs, just as local governments have -- excluding schools.

It's one of the broadest categories of learning in the UK, spanning two government departments and, excluding schools, affecting 4.2 million students in England alone.

Indeed, statistics released by BIS show that in 2010-11, 12.8% of learners in further education (excluding schools) had a learning difficulty or disability and 18% were from an ethnic minority background.

"Excluding schools, our total government grants have fallen from £194m in 2009/10 to £122m a year in 2015/16, and are projected to keep falling at a similar rate.

Schools in the same area were defined as those listed on the "schools nearby page" on My School, and includes the closest 20 schools within an 80km radius, excluding schools with the category "Special".

Paul Johnson, director of the IFS, said it would be possible to achieve a budget surplus in the annual accounts in 2018, but only by imposing an extra 30% of cuts on "unprotected" areas of spending, excluding schools and health.

To be taken between May and mid-September (excluding school holidays).

The authority employs 4,674 people - excluding school staff - which is the equivalent of 3,389 full time jobs, it said.

Thus, the negative results for percent LEP in our preferred model (NL2) are not an artifact of excluding school-level controls for LEP peers.

Ten Burbank properties fall under the category, excluding school campuses, since Burbank Unified School District policy prohibits cellphone towers on school sites.

Then each family was chosen as per unit (excluding school, hotel public or cell phone etc).