Sentence examples for joined teachers from inspiring English sources

Stockbrokers joined teachers and writers on co-op boards and in block associations.

Panorama's Hilary Andersson joined teachers in Texas as they honed their shooting skills and explained their stance.

On Thursday, Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear, a Democrat, joined teachers and police unions in suing to stop the pension overhaul, arguing that it violates the state constitution.

"However, we also feel that it is time that parents join teachers in taking a stand.

The battle last year, which saw school cooks join teachers, factory workers and students on the streets of Paris, Marseille and Lyon, was eventually won by Sarkozy.

University lecturers look likely to join teachers and civil servants – both of whom are currently balloting their members on strike action – in a 24-hour stoppage on 30 June over the threat.

And the corporate rumbling is a sure sign of worry that there is trouble brewing: public sector unions are preparing for a day of action on 30 June when civil servants could join teachers in walkouts protesting at pension changes.

There are a number of ways this can be done – using assembly time to get sorted; joining teachers during their planning, preparing and assessment (PPA) time; ensuring TAs have detailed lesson plans in advance – are just some of the strategies suggested.

In the second classification of contact categories, certain occupations were moved from the 'high' to the 'very high' category (to join teachers), the reference category remaining unchanged.

On Saturday, a teacher from Katine and another from Soroti secondary, joined other teachers and education officials from Africa and the UK in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, for a contact seminar to discuss the partnership.

But other legal experts, joined by teachers' union officials and black political leaders, disagree.