Sentence examples for instructed schools from inspiring English sources

Australian cities have made swimming pools accessible to the homeless when the heat creeps above 40C, and instructed schools to cancel playground time.

Not long after she was confirmed, she and Attorney General Jeff Sessions rescinded a "Dear Colleague" letter issued by the Obama administration that instructed schools to let transgender students use bathrooms that align with their gender identity.

Illinois passed a statute in 2011 that essentially instructed schools to follow its high school association's policies and updated the law in 2014 to mandate that coaches be educated about head injuries.

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos also has withdrawn Obama-era guidance that instructed schools to allow transgender students to use bathrooms in accordance with their gender identity and spelled out how schools should investigate sexual assault.

This claim appears to be an implicit criticism of former education secretary Michael Gove, who instructed schools not to focus on "peripheral" issues such as children's moral, social and cultural development in favour of academic excellence.

And the provision instructed schools that the safety program must comply with the rifle association's safety course for children, with the cartoon character Eddie Eagle, essentially allowing the association to dictate the curriculum.

The software company pulled it off the market in 1993 and said it had instructed school districts to destroy any copies they had.

His mother, Virginia Baker, had earlier instructed school officials not to corporally punish her son, stating that he was a frail child and that she opposed corporal punishment on principle.

They are refusing to instruct schools to take urgent action, leaving it to individual schools to set up their own codes of practice and amend policies.

This year the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board took the unprecedented step of instructing schools to use "cautionary language" in their financial aid offers to students until legislators have set the state budget — or offer state aid "at its own risk".

It could be argued that instructing schools to be propagandists for anyone's values is a thoroughly un-British thing to do.