Sentence examples for mean for education from inspiring English sources

What do these trends mean for education politics?

Here's a round-up of what the bill could mean for education.

This month, I explored the science behind spiritual development and what it might mean for education.

In the corporate university we function more as a genuine partner to the company, staying ahead of the need, knowing where the business is heading and what that will mean for education".

Camila Batmanghelidjh, psychotherapist and founder of Kids Company, a charity working with vulnerable children I'd like 2012 to be the year the government tackles unmet social needs and what they mean for education.

The seed of this "South African school in exile" was planted by a 1955 article in the Observer newspaper in the UK, written by the priest and anti-apartheid campaigner Trevor Huddleston and headlined "For God's sake, wake up!" His warning of what apartheid laws would mean for education inspired Essex teacher Michael Stern to emigrate to South Africa.

Built on the relics of Roman baths in the 15th century, the elaborate medieval cloister of the Musee Cluny, the French national museum of the Middle Ages, has made a 21st-century addition, a garden meant for education and relaxation.

Ashoka's Ross Hall caught up with Paul this week to discuss the changing business landscape and what it means for education and young people today.

It was passed by the House as the Student Loan and Financial Aid bill (SAFRA), and was meant for education.

"What does it mean for their education".

Now that the country has plumped for Brexit, what will it mean for higher education?