Sentence examples for places education from inspiring English sources
Over the past 30 years, however, funding disparities between districts have narrowed in many places, education experts said, so that equalizing the number of dollars is now less important than making sure the poorest schools have enough to do a good job.
He was educated at Oxford and Brunel universities and is a former management consultant I am (admittedly naively) hoping for Lord Browne to produce a radical review of the role of HE in society, which, in recognition of the fact that a nation's future is entirely reliant upon the abilities of its young people, places education (and health) as the first priority of government spending.
No longer restricted to well-defined physical places, education on Automation and other Engineering areas is entering the so-called ubiquitous learning place, where even the more practical knowledge (acquired at lab classes) is now moving into, due to emergent concepts such as Remote Experimentation or Mobile Experimentation.
Thirty-one enlisted personnel were absent during the study period due to vacation, illness, working other places, education or specialist training and were not included.
Q: In South Asia we know schools, and even girls are attacked for going to school, and that in places education was fueling some of conflict rhetoric.
The topic is 'The Central Role of Education in the Millennium Development Goals' and the importance of placing education, particularly for the most marginalized, higher on the global agenda.
It placed education in a role of supporting and assisting national policy.
Then there is the question of what should be a market in the first place: education, health, the prison system?
In May 2007, Tony Blair placed "education, education, education" at the forefront of the political agenda; in March 1999 he committed the UK to eradicating child poverty.
Ms Cotton spearheaded an internationally acclaimed model for girls' education, which has placed education at the heart of development in Africa.
Well, Republicans and Democrats came together on a bipartisan basis to put in place education that focused on having great teachers in the classroom.
