Sentence examples for last education from inspiring English sources

The case is dubious, especially as it comes only weeks after the last education bill became law.

"And by gutting the very things we need to grow an economy that's built to last — education and training, research and development, our infrastructure — it's a prescription for decline".

And on average, they have been rising by 3-4% a year in real terms in the past 15 years, notes Harald Beyer, an academic who in January became Mr Piñera's third ("and I hope last") education minister.

And he said, because it guts "the very things we need to grow an economy that's built to last – education and training, research and development, our infrastructure – it is a prescription for decline".

"By gutting the very things we need to grow an economy that's built to last — education and training, research and development, our infrastructure — it is a prescription for decline," he said, speaking to a group of Associated Press editors and reporters in Washington.

It is also easy to see how this would deter some parents from applying to certain schools, especially if, as was the case with a school attended by the children of the prime minister, David Cameron, and the last education secretary, Michael Gove, the request for money was linked to the admissions process.

Other items on the bucket list – the Bulldogs winning the AFL premiership, and passing lasting education reforms – will surprise no one who follows politics.

Labor and the Greens say the latest announcements raise more questions than they answer, leaving the future of "meaningful" lasting education reform based on student needs far from certain.

And by gutting the very things we need to grow an economy that's built to last -- education and training, research and development, our infrastructure -- it is a prescription for decline.

Northern Ireland is ranked last on education, measured by the level of education in the workforce.

The last Tory education secretary, Nicky Morgan, even described the proposals as "weird" and a step towards a "more unequal education system".