Sentence examples for has allowed schools from inspiring English sources

There is no ban on wearing the veil in public in Britain, and government policy has allowed schools to make their own decisions on what students wear.

Ansar Dine has allowed schools to reopen in Timbuktu and another northern city, Gao, but only on condition that boys and girls sit separately.

A bad economy has allowed schools all over America to combine their two great loves.

Since Aug. 1, 2015, it has allowed schools to fund the full cost of attendance for top college athletes.

That skill set has colleges vying for Burton's services and his coast-to-coast journey has allowed schools from all over the nation to see him play.

The aggressive push, detailed in the emails and internal company documents collected by Senate staffers over the past two years, has allowed schools to keep student loan defaults temporarily in check.

Historically, CDE has allowed school districts to largely police themselves, leaving thousands of students with disabilities without a proper education.

In Massachusetts, a longstanding partnership between Springfield Public Schools and the Springfield Education Association has allowed school leaders and teachers to prepare for new assessments and targets tied to the state's evaluation system.

It is localism and autonomy that have allowed schools like Warren Park to become integral centres not just of education but of the community, says Harris.

Ms Kelly denied that her plans would bring back the grant-maintained system because the Tory model had allowed schools to cream off the best pupils.

But so, apparently, did the former Dominican priest and molecular biologist, Francisco Ayala, who advised Bill Clinton on how to overturn a law in his native Arkansas that would have allowed schools to teach creationism in science classes.