Sentence examples for land schools from inspiring English sources

Newly arrived black people competed for housing, land, schools and jobs with a range of white ethnic groups, many of whom bonded to suppress the "threat" from the new population.

In Pure Land schools of Mahayana Buddhism, which stress the saving faith that is needed for rebirth in the Western Paradise of Amitabha (Chinese: Emituo Fo; Japanese: Amida), Guanyin forms part of a ruling triad, along with Amitabha and the bodhisattva Mahasthamaprapta (Chinese: Daishizhi).

There is such pressure on land, schools selling off their playing fields, and of course the councils must have an eye on allotments: it's prime space for housebuilding and we all know there is such a desperate need for houses, especially here in the south-east".

Whatever their initial military purpose, explosive remnants often result in civilian casualties even years after conflict has left an area, and they deprive children and their families of access to much needed land, schools, water points, religious buildings, play areas, and other sites necessary to their well-being.

Vasubandhu's shastra enjoyed such authority that he was eventually considered a patriarch of the Pure Land school of Buddhism.

In his book "The Heirloom Life Gardener," he relates how his parents moved back to the land, schooling him at home in the Ozark Mountains of Missouri.

More government money and attention is directed toward blacks now than in the old days when whites absorbed the lion's share of the government's attention and had the best jobs, land, schooling and neighborhoods.

At Mary's Beauty Boutique, the hair stylists talk openly about their nostalgia for the apartheid days when the white minority absorbed the lion's share of the government's attention and had the best jobs, land, schooling and neighborhoods.

Reached by phone on Thursday, Michael Israel, who led the Landing school until he became an assistant superintendent in the fall, said, "I can't have any comment".

"He asked for land for schools, we gave it to him," he added.

Ohio often has been called a "land of schools and colleges" because of its many accredited institutions of higher learning.