Sentence examples for minimal school from inspiring English sources

Partly because of the war, he received a minimal school education, leaving at the age of 14.

This program, which can provide over $1,900 to a qualifying taxpayer here, has made it possible for many senior citizens, the expected opponents of budget increases who live in our numerous cooperative apartments, to avoid paying any or very minimal school taxes.

In addition, overall constraints were imposed on balance-of-payment deficit, unemployment, minimal school attendance, and several society-wide externalities.

He is believed to have been illiterate and aside from his madrasah studies to have had minimal schooling.

Hanushek et al. utilized the fact that different US states have changed their compulsory schooling requirements at different times, including the minimal school-leaving age.

Morrell, after minimal schooling, ran away to sea at the age of 17 "without taking leave of any member of my family, or intimating my purpose to a single soul".

For all regions, we considered: parental educational qualifications; employment; area of domicile; type of school attended by child (these were dichotomised respectively as minimal school-leaving qualification or lower/other; at least one parent working full-time or two working part-time/other; urban/rural; mainstream/special unit in mainstream school or special school).

24 26 In relation to sociodemographic characteristics, Kwale County is among the poorest in Kenya, with low levels of access to water and sanitation, and minimal primary school enrolment, while Bungoma lies close to national averages for these factors.

Such difficulties are concentrated in the outer-city banlieues, where family support is minimal and schools tend to get the least experienced teachers.

For both rich and poor teenagers, certain family characteristics predicted children's maladjustment, including low levels of maternal attachment, high levels of parental criticism and minimal after-school adult supervision.

"Kill at Will" turns this proposition on its head by assuming that almost anybody has the judgment necessary to make split second life-and-death decisions; with minimal training, schooling and testing.