Sentence examples for imposing school from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush and the Congress should abandon all thought of imposing school choice on places that don't want it.

For instance, the site of the Roche-Elms, a once-world-famous resort at Seagirt Boulevard and Beach 17th Street, now holds the Yeshiva Darchei Torah, an imposing school that, with 1,400 students, exceeds Far Rockaway High School in size.

Parents' schooling may indicate a family culture valuing education and imposing schooling expectations.

They are trying neither to ban abortion nor to impose school prayer.

Mr. Shackford said many states no longer imposed school construction fees on housing for older Americans.

The government has now limited daily teaching time to five and a half hours and imposed school on Wednesday mornings.

"The ruling will have a critical financial impact on school districts that currently impose school impact fees," said Dick Graham, a lawyer representing the Volusia School District, "and all other counties and school districts that may find the need to impose a school impact fee as a means of raising funds for new school construction".

School uniforms have become increasingly popular in recent years, particularly with the growth in the academy programme, and Hanson is not the first school to send home large numbers of pupils in an attempt to impose school uniform policy.

A cluster of modest homes, auto-body shops and an imposing public school dot the brief stretch of Route 9G that runs through the center of the township.

Laws also signalled that the Liberal Democrats may split with their coalition partners over imposing free schools or academies in places requiring new schools to be built due to high demand.

But the one real doubt in his younger days was the idea he might fail to "dominate his area", to provide a genuinely imposing old-school physical presence.