Sentence examples for informed girls from inspiring English sources

Interviewed on Radio 4's Desert Island Discs, she recalled telling her music teacher she wanted to be a conductor, only to be informed: "Girls don't do that".

When girls finish the program, they establish new safe spaces throughout Kibera and widen the network of safe, supported and informed girls.

Simultaneously, a new generation was being informed: Girls as young as 5 dressed in traditional attire were involved in the event.

Caroline Jordan, president of the Girls Schools Associationn, said more needed to be done to inform girls about the careers available in engineering and computing.

While men are ahead in traditionally male-dominated subjects, including computer science and engineering, The Guardian reported how president of the Girls Schools Associationn (GSA), Caroline Jordan, said more needs to be done to inform girls about the careers offered in such fields.

I feel the responsibility of informing girls and women interested in the STEM field that succeeding in this industry is not easy but it is worth it.

In our uber-busy culture that overvalues achievement, external rewards and looks, we have neglected to inform girls about what it takes to successfully navigate this stage of life.

It sits behind secure walls in a quiet section of Natal, and includes a team of psychologists and educators, as well as a lawyer who informs girls like Luisa of their legal rights and intervenes on their behalf when bringing charges against those who have sexually abused or exploited them.

Teachers inform girl counsellors, who are usually female teachers or mother representatives, when students have been absent for more than three days or have dropped out.

When this measure was introduced on November 1st 2007, the NACM proactively informed the girls approaching the maximum age for reimbursement (girls born between November 16th 1991 and December 31st 1992) on the reimbursement rules.

We found that 466 (54.7%) informed the girls separately before the vaccination, whereas 262 (30.8%) informed both girls and boys together, and 123 (14.5%) did not inform the pupils verbally before the vaccination.