Sentence examples for force education from inspiring English sources

That is more likely to happen because of Mr. Bloomberg's cuts in the police force, education and health initiatives.

So it is no surprise that moves to legally force education, health and social care services to plan together have been widely welcomed.

In what the government described as the biggest reform of SEN for 30 years, the measures will legally force education, health and social care services to plan provision together.

"We're hearing numbers like 50,000 workers are going to be needed in the next five years" in Internet-related businesses in Connecticut, said Jeffrey Cantor, dean of extended studies and work force education at the Norwalk College.

In what the government described as the biggest reform of SEN for 30 years, the measures will also legally force education, health and social care services to plan services together.

Rod P. Githens, one of the authors and assistant professor of work force education at the University of Louisville, said many of the green learning programs were for workers in transition and required education beyond a high school diploma but less than a four-year degree.

Under the direction of Architecture for Humanity, the center provides work force training, education and other services, and connects Haitian professionals with nongovernmental organizations.

When he was mayor, Rudolph W. Giuliani vastly expanded the city's summer school program in July 2000 after forcing education officials to abandon "social promotion" -- the longstanding practice of advancing students despite failing grades.

Indeed, in emergency situations, whether caused by human or natural forces, education serves many purposes as a tool for protection and prevention of harm and abuse (Sinclair 2001).

However, the sudden change in the war and German withdrawal from the Banat forced education in Bulgarian to be discontinued after the 1943 44 school year.

- Advocacy efforts invested by local communities, local task forces, education committees and CSOs contributed to influencing families to enroll their girls in primary education.