Sentence examples for measures on education from inspiring English sources

ReprintsLast month's queen's speech promised new measures on education, health, crime and welfare.

This isn't Jim Jeffords, the turncoat Republican senator from Vermont, who had a long record of supporting progressive measures on education, job training, and the environment.

The debate implies that the Democrat's artillery has found the target.During the 90 minutes, Mr Gore repeatedly criticised the fairness of the tax cut by claiming that Mr Bush would give more back in taxes to the richest 1% than he would spend in additional measures on education, health care, prescription drugs and defence.

The party evaluates and promotes officials in large measure based on G.D.P. statistics and not on measures of education, employment or living standards.

The SEIFA index is a validated and standardised metric that provides a comparative area-level measure on education, income, occupation, living conditions and access to services [ 32].

The U.S. has always done well on measures of education and economic participation, but has been held back by mediocre scores in women's health and political achievement.

Early in the book, he cites a composite index of human resource development based entirely on two measures of education (enrollment in the second level of education plus enrollment at the third level of education times five [ 2]), and stresses that "no weight should be put on the precise location of any one country in this ranking".

The Dutch presidency must follow on with specific measures on improving education, more relevant training, Community-based employment initiatives and giving priority to youth unemployment and life-long learning.

Following a study done by Duncan and Hoffman (1981) that defined a worker's attained education as the sum of schooling years in required education and overeducation (or undereducation), there has been a growing body of research on how these separate measures of education affect wages using different datasets from different countries.

Representative Rush Holt, a Democrat from New Jersey who has sponsored several measures on language education in the House, recalled meeting with Special Forces soldiers who had been involved in the futile hunt for Osama bin Laden.

This composite SES measure based on education level and household income was adopted as preliminary analyses suggested that differences in these components of SES showed the strongest association with suicide.