Sentence examples for permitted to teach from inspiring English sources

Given US citizenship in the 1920s and permitted to teach their own language in schools in the 1960s, the Navajo were granted self-determination in 1975.

The shadow education minister, Kevin Brennan, urged Clegg to use his powers to insist that only qualified teachers are permitted to teach in free school classrooms.

New York driving instructors should not be permitted to teach driving, State Comptroller H. Carl McCall said in an audit released yesterday, blaming the Department of Motor Vehicles for poor oversight.

He was fined and, because of his arrest record, not permitted to teach, so he began working at the Black Cat. Mr. Sarria helped found the League for Civil Education, a group dedicated to overturning laws that prohibited serving alcohol to gay people, in 1960; and the Society for Individual Rights, a broader gay advocacy and community group, in 1963.

Virtually all the Saudi women who worked had college and graduate degrees, and were employed in schools, where men were not permitted to teach girls, or in hospitals, because conservative families prefer that female doctors and nurses treat their wives, sisters, and daughters.

The last female poet to teach at Harvard was May Sarton, who held a two-year lectureship in the early fifties, but only her colleague John Ciardi was permitted to teach a poetry course or named in the catalogue; Sarton taught freshman composition.

Wait for your local French consulate to send you a letter indicating that you have been granted a work permit to teach English.

It is also the first language of most teachers: a study done at the time concluded that schools labelled "English-medium" were actually teaching in Cantonese but using English-language textbooks (with predictably chaotic results).After much bureaucratic shuffling, 20% of schools were permitted to continue teaching in English.

And more teachers were permitted to continue teaching while an inquiry proceeded, provided that student safety was not an issue.

Previous winners have included Mother Theresa, the US evangelist Billy Graham, and last year, a molecular biologist and former Dominican priest, Francisco Ayala, who advised Bill Clinton and helped overturn legislation in Arkansas that would have permitted schools to teach Creationsim alongside evolution in science classes.

This year, for the first time, Princeton required incoming graduate students from foreign countries to pass an oral proficiency exam in English, before permitting them to teach this fall.