Sentence examples for position in schools from inspiring English sources

Judge J. Frederick Motz, in a 20-page opinion, said the settlement plan appeared to be insufficiently financed and could well have the anticompetitive effect of unfairly increasing Microsoft's market position in schools, one of Apple Computer's remaining bastions of strength.

I would not have understood this as a significant moment of formation in my academic and personal growth if not for countless recent news stories about proposed cuts to these position in school districts across the country.

Most of the staff members whose schools were closed by the Department of Education through no fault of their own have since been hired into full-time positions in schools.

Three people in "leadership positions" in schools where cheating was discovered have lost their licenses permanently, said Kelly Henson, executive secretary of the commission.

Several of the women were jailed briefly; many lost high positions in schools and universities, and others were forced to leave the country for some time.

Two hundred and fifty Teach for America teachers, nearly all recent college graduates, had just arrived to complete preparations for their new positions in schools in the region.

I could see myself staying in teaching for a long time, because I enjoy it so much, but I know a lot of people who are finding it hard in certain subjects to find permanent positions in schools.

Women's growing equality in the acquisition of professional degrees had already intensified competition for highly sought-after positions (in schools and at the work place) in the United States even before the consequences of new technologies kicked in.

Doctoral graduates most often accept faculty positions in schools of public health and statistics and/or math departments at colleges and universities in the United States and abroad, although some PhD graduates have taken research positions in pharmaceutical companies or hospital research units and the like.

As a result, graduates of the Nursing Education MSN specialty are very well prepared to assume faculty or clinical instructor positions in schools of nursing or staff development positions in health care institutions.

The first cohort of 42 students was drawn from Australian and international educators, who were in leadership positions in schools; classroom teachers and teacher librarians; e-learning leaders in schools and higher education; educational designers in higher education; program leaders in education organisations; and technology integrators in schools and higher education.