Sentence examples for from cafeteria from inspiring English sources

Other small, symbolic steps they recommend could have an outsize impact, like encouraging health care institutions to remove sugary drinks from cafeteria menus and vending machines.

The restaurant is only a step up from cafeteria style, but the food is quite delicious, inexpensive and well worth a trip.

Here in Smithtown, district officials said the open-lunch policy had helped students learn about time management, responsibility and independence, though some of the students said they viewed it more as an escape from cafeteria food and academic pressures.

Milk consumption by city schoolchildren has dropped by about 10percentt after officials removed whole milk from cafeteria menus in February as part of an effort to reduce childhood obesity, the City Education Department said yesterday.

Specifically, views with greater quantities of trees and shrubs from cafeteria as well as classroom windows are positively associated with standardized test scores, graduation rates, percentages of students planning to attend a four-year college, and fewer occurrences of criminal behavior.

John Murphy, Superintendent of Schools of Prince Georges County, Md., outside Washington, said he was uneasy with much of the so-called reform movement because it had taken to "blaming the victim". He described his efforts to develop a system under which all employees, from cafeteria workers to principals, are rewarded for performance.

In recent years food offerings have gone from cafeteria-style outlets to national fast-food chains and sit-down restaurants, he said, adding that a similar upgrade is in order for the retail space.

Some public and private schools have banned peanut butter from cafeterias.

By 2009, deep fryers were gone from cafeterias and whole milk had been replaced by one percent and skim.

But banning junk food from cafeterias, as some schools have tried, or serving only escarole or tofu, can backfire.

Others are setting up viewing parties, with flat-screen televisions showing the event from cafeterias and conference rooms.