Sentence examples for moderate school from inspiring English sources

The government now says it has squashed the revolt, which it further claims was encouraged and supported by Iran.Yemen is predominantly Sunni but 35% of the population belong to the Zaydi Shia sect, a moderate school of Islam unique to Yemen.

A more moderate school of thought, associated with the name of Benedetto Croce (1925), views Machiavelli as simply a "realist" or a "pragmatist" advocating the suspension of commonplace ethics in matters of politics.

The two groups differed in their change in school absences within the group with initially moderate school absences.

This is also reflected by the greater levels of disability and moderate school absence in decliners at the return visit.

The intensive treatment also elicits greater changes in pain intensity, disability and moderate school absences, which are necessary factors for consideration among severely affected children with chronic pain.

Results, however, also indicate greater changes in disability and moderate school absence in completers than decliners, in line with our study hypothesis.

When we internally moderate school-based assessments, obvious discrepancies, such as students who have only just started learning English writing like prize-winning authors, are ignored in the near certainty we will not be caught.

The vote cut the amount of money Texas gives to Southern Baptist seminaries by about 80percentt next year and sent the $4 million instead to three moderate schools in Texas.

All of which is a far cry from the titanic civil war in Syria where "moderate" schools of Sufism take third place to military hardware and the Russian-Iranian alliance in the regime's battle against Isis.

He added: "They won't say join Isil [Islamic State], but they will expose you to a Salafi [school of Islamic thought associated with fundamentalism] or extremist view, such as a belief in the caliphate [Islamic state], and to reject other moderate schools of Islamic thought".

Greenberg seems unaware, or at least fails to mention, that this is not a mere slogan but refers to the moderate, paternalistic school of British conservatism associated with Benjamin Disraeli.