Sentence examples for influential on school from inspiring English sources
SHELLEY DIAMOND, San Francisco, posted on nytimes.com The child's overall lifestyle — sleep, diet and exercise — is probably even more influential on school performance than any pseudo-cognitive behavioral therapy.
Zero-tolerance policies emerged from the war on drugs and the Gun-Free Schools Act, both of which were extremely influential on public school policy in the 90s.
This is especially influential on high-school and college-age males, because they do not yet feel like men and they believe that they're supposed to.
"It is absolutely clear," Brain R. Leiter wrote on his influential law school blog, "that across the political spectrum of the legal academy, the reaction to this news is the same: U.C. Irvine has disgraced itself, and it will be hard-pressed to hire any dean for the new law school at this point".
There, in 1972, they founded the Creative Music Studio — a small, loose and progressive music school highly influential on a generation of improvisers.
Advocates of deworming have emphasised the potential impacts on school attendance, on the basis of the influential econometric trial Miguel 2004 (Cluster).
Robert Lindgren, a Canadian-born dancer who appeared with major American ballet companies before becoming the founding dean of the influential dance school at the North Carolina School of the Arts, died on Friday at his home in Winston-Salem, N.C.
Mr. Bush could be influential on at least one Republican.
This paper reports the results from a survey of 128 influential high school teachers from 40 states regarding their views of accounting, engineering law, and medicine on 24 attributes.
