Sentence examples for placing education from inspiring English sources

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.

The move was a sharp departure from the American tradition of placing education policy in the hands of an independent public board that is not directly controlled by elected officials.

The heads of each sponsoring organization underscored the importance of placing education, particularly for the most marginalized children, higher on the global agenda.

It placed education in a role of supporting and assisting national policy.

It is also to the credit of the Nasser regime that it placed education at the top of national priorities.

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.

David Cameron said in his Tory conference speech last autumn that he aimed to place education into the hands of headteachers and teachers rather than bureaucrats.

This would place education and most public services in the hands of the counties, cities and local communities, such as rural parishes, which still command genuine local loyalty.

He can use his role to place education high on the city's agenda, but he probably cannot expect to improve test scores overnight.

The prime minister said his "vision for our schooling system" was to place education into the hands of headteachers and teachers rather than "bureaucrats".