Sentence examples similar to instructions declined from inspiring English sources

At public institutions, spending on instruction declined from 2002 to 2005, and increased in 2006, but the increases did not make up for earlier reductions.

And the percentage of the budget going to instruction declined everywhere between 1995 and 2006 — to 63percentt from 64.4percentt at public research institutions, to 50.2percentt from 52.8percentt at public community colleges, and to 38.9percentt from 40.7percentt at private bachelors colleges.

New York City public schools spent 7.5percentt more per pupil last year than the year before, but the portion allocated to classroom instruction declined while a higher percentage went to services such as wiring schools for computers and building maintenance, the Board of Education reported yesterday.

The study, based on data that colleges and universities report to the federal government, also found that the share of higher education budgets that goes to instruction has declined, while the portion spent on administrative costs has increased.

Mr. Black, Justice Ginsburg wrote, did not forfeit his right to challenge the jury instructions "by declining to acquiesce in the government-proposed special-verdict forms".

In an atmosphere where arts instruction is declining due to the disproportionate time allotted to reading, writing and arithmetic, those of us who care about children will continue to see a concomitant diminution of the "energy" these children would otherwise be accustomed, and delighted, to devote to music.

Specifically asked if the Catholic Conference of Illinois agrees with the Illinois Family Institute's claim that "masturbation" would be taught with "step-by-step instruction", Massingdale pointedly declined to confirm or contradict Smith's interpretation of the bill in order not to antagonize their ally.

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Whether following instructions or not, Thomson declined to coöperate.

Analysis of student responses on specific questions suggested the frequency of specific misconceptions declined after instruction (Table 3).

One of a number of so-called "instruct and inform" initiatives that the foundering term limits movement succeeded in passing in states around the country, the provision threatened candidates with the label "disregarded voters' instructions on term limits" or "declined to pledge to support term limits," as appropriate, to be placed on the ballot next to their names.