Sentence examples for governing school from inspiring English sources
Now the floor was decorated with a large bear rug, and the fire escape -- an extra-large structure thanks to laws governing school safety -- was like a long luxurious porch.
Ms. Weingarten had complained that a series of Council hearings this week on contract rules governing school custodians, teachers and principals were intended as an attack on labor unions.
Legislation governing school food was revised and strengthened in 2006; further legislation came into effect this January, making it compulsory for meals to include one or more portions of vegetables or salad every day, and outlawing more than two portions of fried or pastry-based foods per week.
China's cabinet has issued new rules governing school bus safety in the wake of a series of deadly crashes that sparked public anger.
Last year, high schools in Mundelein and Geneva also introduced similar rules governing school dances.
The Boston Globe reports that many communities are working on policies governing school staff's use of Facebook, "inspired in part by 'model' rules on the subject distributed this fall by the Massachusetts Association of School Committees".
But as lawmakers hear complaints from business leaders and constituents, several have become more willing to discuss changing, clarifying or in some cases scrapping sections of the law governing schools, government transactions and several of the law's stiff penalty provisions.
In fact, there are no federal laws governing schools like those built on the World Wide model.
So it happened that church regulations of the 16th and 17th centuries began to contain items governing schools and the instruction of young people (mainly in reading and religion).
Allowing Falwell to shape accountability measures governing schools like Liberty would be like the fox guarding the henhouse, and the same kinds of concerns apply to DeVos, who has been an investor in a range of for-profit education companies.
The entitled owners kept complaining that Department rules governing schools that get taxpayer dollars are too onerous, and I guess proved it when several kept talking after the Department panel told them their allotted five minutes were up.
