Sentence examples for expressed in school from inspiring English sources

Regarding the Paris attack she says: "Horror was expressed in school but also valid and pertinent questions were raised about motivation, and why white westerners being killed in terrorist attacks get more attention than the killing of people in Syria and Beirut".

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But in the same speech and consistently over the past several months, Obama (who has delivered key speeches on the issue of race and racism inside America) has said that in order to advance the peace process Palestinians must reduce "anti-Israel sentiments" expressed in schools and mosques but made no mention of the controversy brewing in many of Israel's schools.

The ACLU represented Michael Chandler, an assistant principal at Valley Head high school, who complained that the piety expressed in his school was coercive and unconstitutional.

But what came back from the room was, 'I want to hold my girlfriend's hand.' " Rick Landman, 61, of TriBeCa, remembered a longing even further back, expressed in Hebrew school at a Conservative synagogue in Queens.

These tests show the education level that would be required to understand the text, with results expressed in a school grade equivalent.

He called it "better than therapy," a way to get out his true feelings -- all the emotions he thought might get him in trouble if he expressed them in school or at home.

To investigate if longitudinal changes in PA are moderated by gender or by the level of PA in primary school, interaction effects with gender and the level of PA in primary school (expressed in 'achieved the guidelines or not') were examined by entering the cross-product term "time point × gender" and "time point × baseline PA" in the regression models.

The main objective of high schools (secondary schools) is expressed in the Laws and Regulations with such a statement: "General high schools do not prepare students for a specific profession but rather for higher education".

This dynamic is expressed in Georgetown's official school colors.

I would like to point out that the level of incredulity towards the idea that this is an inappropriate outfit for junior high school expressed in the comments for this post has really made my daughter feel great.