Sentence examples for permitting schools from inspiring English sources

Clegg now cannot guarantee that all 1.5m meals a day will be hot, with guidelines now permitting schools to offer cold lunches as long as they meet nutritional standards.

Clegg, the deputy prime minister, has now been forced to abandon plans to guarantee that all 1.5m meals would be hot, with guidelines now permitting schools to offer cold lunches as long as they meet nutritional standards.

The Ohio Alternative Teacher Certification purports to raise educational standards by permitting schools to hire as teachers anyone with a bachelor's degree with a grade point average of 2.5 or higher (C+).

A bill that would allow schools to punish students for off-campus activities has advanced in the Indiana legislature, permitting schools to suspend or expel students for engaging in activities away from school and after hours that "may reasonably be considered to be an interference with school purposes or an educational function".

The reaction was still strong, with Billy Graham arguing that a majority of Americans had been penalized, and lawmakers proposing 150 constitutional amendments permitting school prayer in the next year.

A federal appeals court had ruled that a state education law permitting school districts to ban the worship services was legal, and in December, the Supreme Court declined to hear the case.

The group approved of Stanley's March 9 proposal to cut off all state funds for any school district which integrated, and discussed a number of other proposals (including a pupil assignment plan, whether to require local approval of integration or local approval of taxes to support integration, and repeal of state laws permitting school districts to be sued).

The Legislature will not permit schools and hospitals to be savaged.

Some districts permit schools -- but not individual students -- to be exempt.

As currently enforced, the law permits schools to prove they are following Title IX in one of three ways.

The updated rules permit schools to share student data, without notifying parents, with companies to which they have outsourced core functions like scheduling or data management.