Sentence examples for fully education from inspiring English sources

Awaiting a situation where there are enough qualified prescribers to enforce the legislation fully, education for all types of providers (as they are anyway prescribing antibiotics) would be a way to decrease the improper use of antibiotics.

This administration has pulled few punches in its desire to fully privatize education in this country.

The justices should order the state to fully finance education as it committed to do.

"The only thing good is that we fully fund education, we prevent borrowing, and we avoid the most onerous cuts to the neediest communities".

Mr. Gephardt said he would fully finance education programs and change the law to give more input to states and localities.

Arts leaders fear that without a strong cultural component through the curriculum, children may be deprived of a fully rounded education.

To benefit fully from education, children must also start school at the right age (in two-thirds of countries, six years old is the common starting age for primary education).

"The Masai would have to rely on other people to work in their district as teachers, nurses, etc., and this importation of skilled labor does not have to be the case if the Masai fully embrace education," Mr. Reiyia says.

If the government is serious in its support of science and engineering – not just a few choice companies associated with them – it must invest more fully in education so the Big Bang Fair 2015 need not be reliant on sponsorship which so narrows its scope.

The vision he's offered is a radical leftwing plan for our country: renationalised railways; a fully comprehensive education system; social care brought into the NHS; abolishing tuition fees and the youth-rate minimum wage; and a Beveridge-style commission to ensure that we have a credible and respectable plan of taxation to fund these reforms.

PP tongues have been wagging about a possible deal: Madrid might, for instance, accept more devolved tax-raising powers and a fully autonomous education system.For all the PP's carping, Mr Zapatero could yet emerge as the architect of a "new Spain".