Sentence examples for opportunities schools from inspiring English sources
Wangari Kinoti, women's rights policy manager, Action Aid International, @wangkinoti We need to make sure girls have the same opportunities, schools need to be built for both genders in the first place.
But over the past seven years, Mr. Gore himself also has spent much time addressing black concerns, frequently going into heavily black areas to campaign for black candidates or to unveil Clinton administration programs designed to improve things that worry blacks most, such as job opportunities, schools, health care and housing.
(This was a harsh lesson for me about life in the business world compared to the freedom of academia to make and carry out plans according to personal goals!) Nevertheless, after exploring Singapore for scientific research opportunities, schools, housing, etc., I have recommended a number of adventure-oriented colleagues to explore the possibility of postdoctoral training in Singapore.
Next to such structured and frequent PA opportunities, schools can cater irregularly for sporting days and other extracurricular activities (e.g. swimming).
We move across the country or around the world for job opportunities, school or family needs.
In addition, teenage pregnancy can result in serious, long-term negative health effects including unsafe abortion, missed opportunities, school dropout and maternal mortality [ 1, 21, 22].
* charity: water * DonorsChoose.org * Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media * World Wildlife Fund * Consortium for the Barcode of Life * GiveDirectly * Equal Opportunity Schools.
You could argue that the mere threat of expulsion gives the Catholic schools an advantage, but the public schools also have the power to eject a troublemaker by transferring him to a "second-opportunity school".
Employers often list their internship opportunities with schools; as well, many schools offer their own internship programs.
There are volunteer opportunities at schools, clinics, orphanages and game reserves.
With no job opportunities, few schools and fewer health clinics, life is a daily struggle.
