Sentence examples for fighting schools from inspiring English sources

"These are organised groups, often built around fighting schools, which are recruiting points for the 'foot-soldiers'.

He found underequipped, understaffed hospitals overflowing with people wounded in air strikes and fighting, schools closed to make way for internal refugees, and a countrywide lack of generators, cars and water pumps.

Most importantly, Obama could start supporting – rather than fighting – school voucher programs, which undeniably help blacks escape poverty and crime.

Republicans have been fighting school nutritional standards since 2010, when legislation passed to require that school cafeterias serve more fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, and also limits the junk food schools can sell.

In three decades of public life, first as a community organizer fighting school segregation, then as a school board member and finally as chairman of the county board of supervisors in Tucson, Raúl M. Grijalva has never worn a tie.

Environmental problem: In Malibu, parents are fighting school district officials over the presence of toxic chemical compounds in the window caulking.

While India and China pump out hundreds of thousands of engineers each year, parents throughout this country are fighting school boards over the teaching of science in science class.

Melissa Fleming, a spokeswoman for the UN refugee agency, the UNHCR, said thousands of frightened residents had sought shelter from the fighting in schools, mosques and public buildings.

I'm not fighting charter schools, but we should have a responsibility and ultimate authority of who is in our house".

"We are about to have a secretary of education who not only believes in school choice but has been fighting for school choice," said House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis).

The reports begin when he was barely a teenager, fighting at school and masturbating openly.