Sentence examples for maintaining educational from inspiring English sources

In "Iron Triangle," a 2008 study of 25 college presidents, Public Agenda and the center found that most saw an unbreakable link between the cost of running their operations, the number of students they can educate and maintaining educational quality.

His director of finance, Tim Gage, said in an interview only that the governor was committed to maintaining educational spending, and that he believed the bond plan must move ahead.

Ten Years Ago: The La Cañada Flintridge Educational Foundation announced it would be contributing a then-record $675,000 to the La Cañada Unified School District in support of maintaining educational programs.

To fulfil these national and international education goals in promoting research skills overseas, UK universities need to demonstrate that they can provide programmes that meet local and overseas research needs while maintaining educational quality standards [ 3].

Based on relevant data from CGSS2008, Wu found that the key school system and the double tracking system of academic and vocational education maintain educational inequality and students from a family with high socioeconomic status are more likely to enter a key school or academic tracking.

It's becoming very difficult to maintain educational standards.

The March of Dimes provides grants for scientific research on childhood diseases and disorders and maintains educational and informational services for parents of infants and young children.

Faced with white flight and "neighborhood schools" policies that used residential segregation to maintain educational segregation, courts in the 1970's ordered busing as a means of enforcing desegregation.

But lawyers for the Rene Dubos Center say that while that may have been true, the original gift was also intended to provide the means for the center to develop and maintain educational programs.

While the school continues to invest in good teachers to maintain educational standards, computers have broken and not been replaced and new technology such as tablets are beyond the school's reach.

In an echo of a battle just waged and lost in New York, the New Jersey task force urged the state to let Rutgers and the other public colleges and universities set their own tuition levels "appropriate to raise the funds needed to support their operations and maintain educational excellence".