Sentence examples for of certain schools from inspiring English sources

But it demonstrates the power of certain schools as career starting points.

Festival days honouring other buddhas and bodhisattvas of the Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions are also observed, and considerable emphasis is placed on anniversaries connected with the patriarchs of certain schools.

Add to this schedule the routine reports about gender segregation in UK universities and Muslim schools (as if the concept of gender segregation was somehow exotic to non-faith schools in the UK), claims of grand plans to "overthrow" non-Muslim heads of certain schools and you have a steady flow of creeping sharia messages, stoking a fear of a stealthy, incremental Islamicisation.

It is one of 25 schools involved in the inquiry, which follows claims about a so-called "Trojan Horse" plot to take over the leadership of certain schools.

Twelve schools have now been drawn into the inquiry, which follows claims about a so-called "Trojan Horse" plot to take over the leadership of certain schools.

"It is clear from Ofsted's inspection findings and Sir Michael Wilshaw's report that some governors do not fulfil their roles and responsibilities and have interfered improperly in the ethos, policies and day-to-day running of certain schools," he said.

Other changes in spending proposed by the mayor, including the elimination of certain school construction expenses from the operating budget and the failure to allocate additional money for special education services, will mean the school system will have to cut another $170 million from its planned spending, Mr. Levy said.

The dialogue between these intellectuals highlights a trend in recent years for certain schools of sociology and philosophy to intersect.

The Belgian economists Nathalie Buelens and Victor Ginsburgh looked at the prices of paintings between 1700 and 1961, and found that for long stretches of time certain schools of art were a better investment than bonds.

All of this reflects the emerging priorities of a certain school of urban-education reformers — of which Obama's Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, of Chicago, is a notable example.

Examples include programmes to improve standards of nutrition in certain schools and to finance co-operatives working on public infrastructure projects.