Sentence examples for merging education from inspiring English sources

An analysis (Local government: Inspiration - and desperation, 24 September 2010, page 11) looked at some of the radical changes being considered by local authorities faced with big budget cuts: "Outsourcing services on a grand scale, selling off municipal assets, merging education departments with neighbouring councils" and so forth.

The One Million Initiative revised its participator sanitation and hygiene transormation (PHAST) strategy cy merging education components with a community-led total sanitation approach, amended to a community approach for total sanitation (CATS).

The London boroughs of Camden and Islington now share a chief executive and joint management team, while Hammersmith & Fulham and Westminster councils plan to merge education departments.

Three councils, including ours, are merging their education departments and we found out from the Today programme".

Rhondda Cynon Taf has been asked to consider merging its education service with that of neighbouring Merthyr Tydfil, which was stripped of its responsibility for schools following a critical report by inspectors from Estyn.

When merging the education of the two parents, the combined effect is somewhat larger than the effect of the mother in the main regression, but does not attain the sum of the two parental coefficients.

Trump and Mulvaney have come up with a plan to completely restructure the government, which would require merging the education and labor departments.

The simple $0.99 application merges education and entertainment by helping users learn how to play the piano through games.

In a letter to BBC Scotland chief Ken MacQuarrie, the Scottish Parliament's cross-party education and culture committee has questioned plans to merge the education and local government reporter roles.

Last month Mr Andrews removed Merthyr Tydfil council's responsibility for education after a critical report by the schools watchdog, Estyn and said his "preferred option" was to merge its education services with neighbouring Rhondda Cynon Taf.

Variables having low frequency such as "postgraduate education" was merged with tertiary education, while basic adult literacy education (where respondents were taught to read and write in the local language) was merged with "no formal education".