Sentence examples for one-time education from inspiring English sources

So unexpected is the rise of the one-time education minister and head of the small, centrist UDF party, that half the nation still mispronounces his name.

The cross-party commission, chaired by former Labour minister Alan Milburn and whose deputy is John Major's one-time education secretary Baroness Shephard, describes this group as the "missing piece in the jigsaw" of the government's education policies.

"But we also know one-time education efforts are not effective".

Possible answers were: one-time education session, permanent education or knowledge sharing program, no training program available.

NEW YORK -- Standing in front of 20 fidgety kids in a middle school gymnasium Monday, New York City Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio (D) announced what he called "literally one of the most important decisions" he'd make as mayor: the appointment of longtime educator and one-time Bloomberg education deputy Carmen Fariña as chancellor of the nation's largest public school system.

In the midst of my musings, an old colleague of my father put me in the way of an article by Sir Peter Newsam, one-time chief education officer of the Inner London Education Authority.

While Smith was gaining operating expertise, the one-time music education major knew she wanted to break into the world of venture capital.

Some lawmakers are uneasy about spending a one-time windfall on education and health care.

This study confirms that the short-term effectiveness of a one-time brief group education intervention provided in a hospital environment appears to be valid in raising awareness among Chinese women from rural China, where the majority of women have less than 9 years of education (middle school).

The stimulus program was the largest one-time infusion of federal education dollars to states and districts in the nation's history.

Education strategies should be integrated education programs rather than one-time event [ 28, 39].