Sentence examples for had raided school from inspiring English sources

Michael Gove had raided school budgets for his own schemes.

Over the weekend it emerged that Lib Dems were complaining that Gove had raided the Basic Needs budget for primary school places by £400m to help prop up the free schools programme.

"I had raided cattle.

The police had raided the wrong house.

In response, the police have raided Internet cafes and schools have searched students' cellphones.

The police have raided Internet bars and schools in response to the videos, but the online social networking services Facebook and Twitter have seen expressions of support for the embattled celebrities.

Nominally, it's about whether Education Secretary Michael Gove has "raided" the basic needs budget for primary school places to prop up funding for free schools.

It has raided private pension funds.

He went to a local madrassa, or religious school, and became friends with another local boy, who was to become one of his top commanders, Mullah Bradar.American special forces have raided Mullah Bradar's house and village twice in the past three months, killing one person and arresting three in March, and arresting four more people in the second raid a month ago.

Additionally, the success of Prop 13 set off a national reform movement toward providing property tax relief, which some have argued has led other states to raid schools and social services.

The paper said homosexuals were raiding schools and recruiting children, a belief that is quite widespread in Uganda and has helped drive the homophobia.