Sentence examples for forced schools from inspiring English sources

The London Challenge, which began under Labour in 2003, forced schools to collaborate more.

That fragmented approach, he said, forced schools to scramble year-round to stay alive.

That law has also forced schools to make sure that subgroups, like Hispanic students, do well.

This forced schools to make concessions to provide a slower algebra course as well as other compromises.

Public frustration had been building as the strike crippled transportation, forced schools to close and shuttered most businesses.

The cutback has forced schools and businesses to close; disrupted transportation, commerce and leisure; and intensified regional tensions.

But a court order has forced schools with above-average spending to fill openings with newer hires.

Unprecedented levels of pollution this time last year forced schools to shut as authorities scrambled to contain the crisis.

They forced schools to desegregate, courts to reform jury selection, swimming pools to integrate and businesses to take down signs barring Mexicans from entering.

That has forced schools to think harder about their results.The politicians will have to put some effort into making this model work in the more complicated health sector.

The crowding, especially in Queens, has forced schools to serve lunch in shifts that often begin when students would more likely expect to eat breakfast.