Sentence examples for orders of school from inspiring English sources

Coupled with last year's school board vote that banned suspensions for "willful defiance" -- a catch-all offense for not following the orders of school officials that accounted for 47percentt of the district's suspensions in 2011-12 -- the new policies are seen as a response to community leaders who called for practices that pared the number punishments resulting in students missing school.

The movie's depiction of the savage pecking order of school is mild; the children, obsessed with "cooties," seem naïve even by 1965 standards.

It was as fine an illustration of both feminine savagery and the rigidly enforced pecking order of school as you could hope to see.

The quiz-taking process reminds us of the order of school or work, but the entertaining and self-focused questions ease our brains and put a soft smile on our faces.

A lexicographical rank ordering of schools within each specific grouping would then be performed with greater emphasis given to attractiveness scores calculated from closer contextual groupings (i.e. through an alphabetical or dictionary style of sorting).

And then it popped up in J.K. Rowling's description of Hogwarts in Harry Potter books when she transported readers to a mystical ancient order of schools for witches and wizards.

Brackets=percentage. *number refers to order of schools visited.

A day later, the children -- two pairs of siblings and a cousin -- were abruptly ordered out of school before lunchtime by the district superintendent, who said he had just discovered their parents were in this country illegally.

Do not let the relentless orders and busywork of school called an "education" fool you.

It is puzzling why Congress and the president think they should order takeovers of schools when this has had such uneven success.

This radical effort went largely unnoticed by the local citizens of Sumter County until the court ordered desegregation of schools began in the early 1950s.