Sentence examples for hours and term from inspiring English sources

Academies, free schools and voluntary-aided and foundation schools already have the ability to set their teaching hours and term dates.

It's a system that seems to work well elsewhere – in France, for example – and in fact schools here already have the ability to set their own hours and term-times.

They can recruit non-union teachers, and set their own hours and terms.

Like my mentor, he committed his talent and remarkable energy to his pupils; his working weeks have always far exceeded school hours and terms.

Aren't the working hours and terms much better in her small, socialist country?

Examples of longer hours and terms from the Department for Education include the David Young Community Academy in Leeds which operates a seven-term year starting in June.

It was demonstrated that short-term (72 hours) and short-term intermittent (for five hours, biweekly) administration of dobutamine has a sustained beneficial effect on vascular endothelial function for two weeks or longer and after four months, respectively [ 25, 26].

Interestingly, pharmacological inhibition of JNK (SP600125) or ERK (PD98059) significantly rescued tumor cells from the short-term (over 24 hours) and long-term (colony forming ability) cytotoxic effects of C1 (Figure 7A), and clearly blocked apoptotic signaling as evidenced by the inhibition of PARP cleavage (Figure 7Bi).

Using the measurements from the Toronto and Hobart sites, Sabine noticed both short-term fluctuations in magnetic declination over a period of hours, and longer-term variations over months.

Zero-hours contracts, agency work, hourly pay, variable hours and fixed-term contracts – all make up the new precarious environment.

This year Finland loosened restrictions on working hours and short-term contracts.All governments are tackling their other most pressing problem: a prospective rise in pension costs that threatens to undo all their good work on budget deficits.