Sentence examples for explicitly school from inspiring English sources

Plenty of people explicitly school their kids in prejudice, but Morgan's book is not served by lines like "Your mother, for all her faults, was a damn fine piece of property".

Explicitly tying school nutrition to academic performance, she pledged to expand the program on all these points.

The clothes concentrated on the idea of "uniforms" – both explicitly in school kilts and air steward jackets but also conceptually.

Laws in Kentucky and New York explicitly allow school employees to obtain and administer naloxone and excuse them from liability for using it in an emergency.

South Dakota became the first state in the nation to enact a law explicitly authorizing school employees to carry guns on the job, under a measure signed into law on Friday by Gov. Dennis Daugaard.

It should be noted that the vehicles included were either explicitly for school transport purposes or a vehicle being part of public transport.

And rather than limit these plans to states that had operated explicitly separate school systems, the courts and executive branch extended them to northern districts that had never had legal segregation.

We have not explicitly considered school closure in any of these scenarios nor have we considered behavioural changes such as hand hygiene or coughing into your sleeve as the impact of these at a population level is difficult to quantify.

This paper explicitly derives schooling quality adjustment indices to account for differences in cross-country schooling quality, using information on labor market earnings.

None of the reasons for moving that DeLuca collected are explicitly about schools or jobs, which are the kind of reasons that middle-class people give for moving.

Ms. Johnson's class, at the East Side Community High School on the Lower East Side, is nearing the end of the kind of course that once would have been confined to explicitly religious schools or private institutions like the Ethical Culture School.