Sentence examples for policy of schools from inspiring English sources

"Rightly we will, of course, continue discussions about specific elements of the white paper, but yes, I'm absolutely confident there is very, very broad support for our policy of schools becoming academies".

With the exception of the Anglican management, the unofficial policy of schools regarding the pregnancy of unwed teachers by management is non-tolerance.

If we're serious about improving educational opportunities, we need to revisit the abandoned policy of school integration.

North Carolina's Wake County, home to the state capital city of Raleigh, has long had in place a rather ambitious policy of school integration.

Much of this is down to the London Challenge policy of school collaboration which, in the mid-noughties, turned around life chances – and now needs a national rollout.

In more serious pandemics, the relative economic impact of school closures decreases and the gains from school closure in mitigating the pandemic increase, so a policy of school closure should take into account the severity of the disease.

Could my clinical professors make a living without humbug?" Looking at the rates of tonsillectomy in London boroughs in the 1930s, John Alison Glover discovered that they were entirely governed by the policy of school doctors and bore no relation to need or outcomes.

The information is used for individual referral and guides youth policies of schools, neighbourhoods, and the municipality.

The rapidly changing instructions about school closures, from a policy of whole school closures, to partial school closures, to no school closures within a month, could certainly be seen as responsive.

However, the school board's policy of naming schools after local neighborhoods and street names eventually won out with the name Arlington being chosen in a 5-2 vote.

Zip forward, and Labour's current hotchpotch policies of school standards, "master" [sic] teachers, and gym passes for the healthy – sorry, extra cash for the brightest – pales by comparison.