Sentence examples for opportunity for school from inspiring English sources

Dr. Goldstein said that he hoped to fly two sets of experiments every year, and that the next opportunity for school districts to participate would be announced in a month.

"This will be an opportunity for school administrators to see the importance of their non-revenue programs," said Doug Flutie, the former Boston College and N.F.L. quarterback who won the 1984 Heisman Trophy.

"This will be an opportunity for school administrators to see the importance of their nonrevenue programs," said Doug Flutie, the former Boston College and N.F.L. quarterback who won the 1984 Heisman Trophy.

"This new way of presenting information will provide a real opportunity for school leaders to help parents understand the complexities of school outcomes by publishing the results that students actually achieve without the artificial filters that are based on the politics of the day or hour," said Sir John Rowling, chair of PiXL.

Citing the existence of a number of minority groups on campus, the protesting students said that LGBT students and their allies deserve the same opportunity for school recognition and funding.

The break provides a precious window of opportunity for school rehabilitation.

Gloucester Cathedral is the latest to sign up to this revolution; with Merton College, Oxford, soon to follow the lead of St Catharine's, Cambridge, in establishing the opportunity for school-age girls to sing in university chapels.

In sub-Saharan Africa, 40percentt of primary-age children have no opportunity for schooling.

This is a wonderful opportunity for schools to engage in what we call 'buyers' training'".

"The key drivers are that stronger students took the exam in the winter season, which was the last opportunity for schools and colleges to sit English with the speaking and listening element.

Andrew Hall, head of the exam board AQA, said: "Stronger students took the exam in the winter season, which was the last opportunity for schools and colleges to sit English with the speaking and listening element.