Sentence examples for powers schools from inspiring English sources

Likewise, the general injunction that schools and teachers should not promote particular positions – political, religious, or discriminatory – continues to work well, as do the powers schools have to enforce it.

Education Secretary Nicky Morgan wants to introduce powers to force schools in England out of local authority control if they consistently underperform.

In neighboring Summit, where many homes remained without power, schools will be closed again on Thursday.

The Japanese government is also giving $10m to provide solar panels to power schools and government buildings in Malé.

Thousands of homes have been left without power, schools closed, there was structural damage to buildings and widespread travel disruption due to the bad weather.

Every year at its national conference, The Education Trust recognizes a few schools that demonstrate the power schools have to help students overcome the barriers of poverty and discrimination.

In San Francisco and Atlanta, they're converted into biodiesel fuel, which is used to power school buses, city vehicles and machinery.

Telephone and Internet use continue to increase; gross domestic product is greater than during Saddam Hussein's latter years in power; school enrollment is up 20percentt since 2000.

Their take on the product seems to come from the "more power" school of thought, with two large 50mm drivers delivering a "carefully tuned acoustical design" to your eardrums.

"Householders are able to become mini-power stations, schools can become power stations, churches," said Mike Landy, senior policy analyst at the Renewable Energy Association, in London.

The political and financial powers controlling schools decide what these salient points are.