Sentence examples for landed school from inspiring English sources

But because of the same political pressures that have already landed school finance in the courts six times since the 1970s — even before target revenue came around — the formula is based on estimates that in many cases have not been updated in almost three decades.

Of those who transferred to other schools, a majority landed in schools with progress report grades of C or lower, exchanging one underperforming school for another that may have already been floundering.

The Pure Land school naturally came under "crosswise transcendence".

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

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".

The Pittsburgh school district landed $40 million, Los Angeles charter schools $60 million and the Memphis schools $90 million.

Until now, air ambulances had to land on school playing fields on the opposite side of the nearby M3.

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.

Up and down the land, schools are celebrating the royal wedding – here's just some of what they're up to.

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.

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.