Sentence examples for lobbying school from inspiring English sources

French dual-language programs have taken hold in public schools in Chicago, Miami, Boston and Washington, said Mr. Jaumont, who spends much of his time lobbying school administrators across the country to push French programs.

This advocacy can be achieved by including student healthy-sleep promotion on committee agendas and by lobbying school board members to enact an 8 30 a.m. or later school start policy".

The teachers voted to lobby schools and local authorities for the removal of asbestos from all schools by 2012.

Her lobbying for school vouchers has been criticised for undermining public sector schools (which critics note neither she nor her children attended).

When Payamps tells Browder that she's lobbying the school to bestow on Kalief a posthumous associate's degree in business, Browder breaks down in tears: .

Even if you can't make changes, consider lobbying the school to shift to eco-friendly and Fair Trade clothing suppliers in the future.

In his final year Mr. Zou lobbied the school director to send him to the 2007 Prix de Lausanne, an international competition for young dancers.

At the same time, gay-rights supporters began lobbying law schools, and then professional organizations like the American Bar Association, to adopt nondiscrimination policies.

But in the lobby, a school official broke the news to her, and she stared somberly at a poster of recent Drake graduates under a banner that read, "This Could Be You".

Chief executive Sharon Wright said it was "lobbying for schools to have a real say in the design and to be listened to, to ensure the designs are right for them".

Now it is trying to get some of that business back, lobbying business schools to accept the G.R.E. as an alternative to the GMAT: more than 115 have agreed, including at Stanford, M.I.T. and Johns Hopkins.