Sentence examples for population schools from inspiring English sources
By 2000, African-Americans accounted for only eleven per cent of the population; schools that were once largely African-American are now predominantly Latino.
"If you don't take care of population, schools can't cope, hospitals can't cope, there's not enough housing — there's nothing you can do to have economic development".
If you don't take care of population, schools can't cope, hospitals can't cope, there's not enough housing -- there's nothing you can do to have economic development.PETER OGUNJUYIGBE,a demographer in Nigeria, where women have an average of more than five children.
The position of Christianity (as measured by church-going, rites of passage and answers to opinion polls) has suffered steady though not yet catastrophic decline in its presumed strongholds: rural areas with a settled population, schools favoured by the middle class, and so on.
In four of the Title I (disadvantaged population) schools that have instituted the program in some of their K-2, classrooms, 93% of 2008 Bright IDEA second graders were recommended as gifted based largely on standard tests.
Given the population, schools were suggested as a natural environment to reach adolescents.
The officials, all in their 20's, called their jail a "population school" and specialized in picking up people on the pretext they had violated family-planning rules, said a Beijing newspaper.
Vigilant citizens can peruse sections like "America from a Different Perspective," which derides the massive increases in the U.S. prison population, school shootings and obesity.
One marine individual was excluded from the population schooling comparison because it was a reproductive male displaying territorial behavior, leaving 19 marine fish.
As their theory predicts, the rights of women expanded along with city populations, schooling and per capita wealth.
To describe food habits of school-aged population having school meals and to evaluate perceived quality of the service.
