Sentence examples for independence education from inspiring English sources

Like many of the systems set up in the rush to independence, education throughout South Sudan is a mishmash of ideals and the possible.

We must focus our human and economic resources on the problems that will determine our future: the economy, health care, energy independence, education and the environment".

With Mr. Obama facing questions about his plans for a second term, aides said that Mr. Romney would re-emphasize "The Romney Plan for a Stronger Middle Class" by spending two days on each of the five elements of that plan: energy independence, education changes, deficit reduction, help for small businesses and freer trade.

This is why over the next year President Obama should speak from the Oval Office to get the support he needs to advance legislation that will end the debates on immigration reform and gun control, and offer the nation direction on energy independence, education and job growth.

At the time of independence, elementary education consisted of teaching reading and writing, the religious and civil catechisms, and rudiments of arithmetic and geometry.

He said bipartisan co-operation was possible in three policy areas: achieving energy independence, improving education and creating jobs.

Today, the statistics show that typically, the more economic independence and education a woman gains, the more likely she is to stay married.

When Salbi was 20, her mother, who had always encouraged her daughter's independence and education, pressured her into an arranged marriage in the US.

The president told the donors that his government will spend the next two years implementing his health care law, seeking energy independence, reforming education and tending to with the nation's soaring deficit.

On the one hand, it is important that colleges and universities avoid strictly partisan politics, because if they get involved, then they lack the detachment and independence that education requires.

Kishwar Desai, an author, wrote an opinion article in The Indian Express on Thursday that said the gang rape illustrated to some that "a certain class of men is deeply uncomfortable with women displaying their independence, receiving education and joining the work force.