Sentence examples for higher education plans from inspiring English sources

"Women who take time off work to have children will carry one of the largest financial burdens under the Coalition's higher education plans".

The third mass protests against the government's higher education plans took place today as thousands of students took to the streets despite the freezing weather.

Good information, together with a trial period without financial penalty, enables students to make wise choices about their higher education plans.

Pyne last week launched a second attempt to legislate his higher education plans, introducing a new bill that substantially mirrored the first one but reflected concessions he had already offered to crossbench senators such as abandoning the plan to increase Hecs interest rates.

Sarkozy seems set to rush his higher education plans through Parliament without proper consultation by the scientific community, says SLR President Bertrand Monthubert.

State leaders in recent weeks, most notably Scott and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, unveiled higher education plans centered on cost-cutting and vocational learning.

Mr. Mortenson lamented to me that for the cost of just 246 soldiers posted for one year, America could pay for a higher education plan for all Afghanistan.

But Mr. Paterson is unwilling to restore any of those school cuts unless the Assembly agrees to his higher education plan, officials said.

As Klein mentions in the Guardian version of her piece, there's a major push on UK higher education planned by People and Planet this summer, and University College London Union has already passed a motion to go "fossil free".

Hillary Clinton announced her new higher education plan this summer with a burst of fanfare, promising to invest $500 billion to eliminate tuition for millions of students at public colleges and universities across the country.

Abbott refused on Tuesday to rule out an advertising campaign to promote the changes, having launched a separate one to ease concerns about the government's higher education plan.