Sentence examples for pledged to teach from inspiring English sources

Under the original agreement, these schools would receive state funding only if they pledged to teach creationism strictly as a religious concept in RE lessons, and not as part of the science curriculum.

Angered by the dishonour of its mistress and the unjust accusation of theft, the cat pledged to teach the young mother a lesson.

For example, North Carolina's Teaching Fellows program paid for the preparation of hundreds of talented candidates who pledged to teach for 4 years in the state's schools, bringing long-term talent into the education system to teach math, science, and other critical subjects.

The N.F.L.'s statement read: "The commissioner cited several reasons for the reinstatement, including Williams's forthcoming acknowledgment of and acceptance of responsibility for his role in the bounty program at the Saints, his commitment to never again be involved in a pay-for-performance or bounty system, and his pledge to teach safe play and respect for the rules at all levels of the game.

Labour today pledged to beef up teaching standards in the nation's further education colleges as part of a drive to improve numeracy and literacy standards.

The prime minister made clear that the fight against extremism would be one of the defining features of his second term in office when he pledged to close down madrasas that teach intolerance.

They formed the Wolf Pack, in honor of their founding member, and pledged to continue his tradition of teaching beginners the intricacies of fetish and kink.

I don't blame the parents, I blame the CPS and I blame the police". The headteacher, who has more than 30 years' experience in teaching, pledged to return to education: "I love it so I will get back to it.

The winner of the first-ever million-dollar Nobel-style award for teaching has pledged to donate the prize fund to a school she founded in 1990.

The party has pledged to double the number of teaching assistants in every primary school associated with the worst-performing 20 secondary schools.

This Government has helped get some of the brightest graduates into teaching......and we have pledged to do the same for social work......now let us, in this hall, hear it for Britain's social workers who are doing such an important job in our country today.