Sentence examples for impeding the school from inspiring English sources

In an editorial, they wrote that they were tired of "political machinations" impeding the school system.

THERE are political obstacles impeding the Princeton Review's growth plan.

"That is what is impeding the peace process".

"Impeding the recovery is all but guaranteed.

Is the state department delaying or impeding the process?

He said he feared that the conflict would impede the governor's school reform agenda.

"Adding a fourth class would not in any way impair or impede the success of the school," Mr. Moskowitz continued.

"The State's continued issuance of vouchers without proper regard for existing district desegregation orders or consent from appropriate federal courts impedes these school districts' desegregation efforts, and deprives the students of their right to a desegregated educational experience," reads the petition.

Perceived interference with religious instruction, for example, has helped impede the development of public school ethics programs, despite the demonstrated cognitive and social benefits of participating in service-learning programs, discussion-based ethics classes and ethics bowls.

Continuing to promote excessive fear of nuclear energy may support the tribal goals of some old school environmentalists, but it impedes the global battle against the real enemy Professor Oreskes is concerned about, climate change.

The main focus of this article is on the perceptions of educational practitioners (at the lower secondary level) regarding obstacles that seriously impede the realization of ICT-related goals of schools.