Sentence examples for narrow school from inspiring English sources

Mr. Garfield takes a somewhat jaundiced view of Helvetica mania, but he hardly limits himself to one narrow school of fontificating.

Policymaking over the past half-century has relied on a narrow school of economic thought, dominated by a simplistic idea of "markets" and "market failures", of "competition" and "shareholder value".

That is a hopelessness that cries out for more than just narrow "school reform".

People hauling food supplies made their way through the narrow school gate, past walls painted with rainbows, Nepal's flag, a national map and smiling children.

Teachers first won tenure rights across much of the United States early in the 20th century as a safeguard against patronage firings in big cities and interference by narrow-minded school boards in small towns, said Jeffrey Mirel, a professor of history and education at the University of Michigan.

There's no guarantee he'll find a job when he graduates, but he's eager to learn about the world outside Maotanchang — and outside his narrow schooling.

Hunt confirmed Labour will end the free schools programme, saying much of it is "used by an ever smaller number of narrower schools not actually delivering broad curriculum".

The education secretary announced the proposals in the Commons as he responded to damning reports suggesting there had been a co-ordinated attempt to turn some Birmingham secular schools into narrow faith schools.

In California, we recognize that merely changing the kindergarten entry date will not help narrow the school readiness gap.

Since she was too broad-minded to confine her pupils to the topics she herself explored, hers was not a narrow "Oxford school" of philology, but an academic family in which every member was allowed to pursue his or her own inclinations.

"They will disenfranchise thousands of young people, remove qualifications employers value, narrow the school curriculum even more and lead to disaffection among pupils".