Sentence examples for impede education from inspiring English sources

After the theater, it will be the opera and ballet, and then they will move on to impede education in the arts at the universities.

He helped write the group's report "Alarmingly Useless," which documents the fact that car alarms, as we know them, at least, do not deter theft, though they do harm public health, impede education, and erode urban civility.

But showing more leeway, Mr. Balter wrote that interns could do occasional work done by regular employees, as long as it "does not unreasonably replace or impede the education objective for the intern and effectively displace regular workers".

By comparing Muslim adolescents' views with those of non-Muslims we expected to identify 'problematic' views (in the sense that they may impede sex education efforts) with more ease.

Low birth weight for so many black children itself impedes improved education.

For example physician to patient communication often breaks down in the context of modality selection, thus impeding patient education.

Those of us at the Fordham Institute (and our partners at the Center for American Progress) have been making the case that the governance structures of U.S. public education impede our ability to do implementation right.

This theory posits that being the sex minority or having siblings of the opposite sex impedes access to education because 'same sex siblings may stimulate a competitive, achievement-orientated environment among children while opposite sex ones may engender a more sociable, less aggressive environment' (Conley 2000: 445).

Lack of quality early-childhood care and education impedes healthy development and kindergarten readiness.

Lack of education impedes young mothers' ability to provide care for their children.

Low social status limits women's access to economic resources and basic education, impeding their ability to make informed decisions on childbearing, health and nutrition.