Sentence examples for precious education from inspiring English sources

On the agenda: his precious Education Bill, and the start of a nationwide push to propel it through Congress, to begin at the Emma E. Booker elementary school in Sarasota, Florida.

She sees the absurdity of his ambition, which has led him to frame any document related to his precious education ("It's just directions to the school, but that's all they gave out") and to stop at nothing in the name of self-improvement.

It was a year later when Mayor Beame, tearfully forced to institute tuition at the long-free city colleges that had given him his own precious education, got a welcome respite when Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin of Israel asked him to lead a delegation of mayors to Jerusalem.

Were this a less relaxed town I guess I'd say I can't imagine why the people of Beverly Hills aren't up in arms over the School Board and the City wasting precious education dollars paying lawyers and PR flacks to fight The Power.

When we spend our precious education dollars and our children's time to drill and test them on information, we are setting them up to fail because we are preparing them for the world of yesterday instead of the world of tomorrow.

Meaningful accountability also creates focus and leverage to help states and districts make informed decisions about how to allocate precious education dollars in an equitable way -- a shared priority of civil right groups, teachers' unions and teachers from high-poverty schools.

As such, we simply can't afford to waste precious physical education class time on activities like dodgeball.

I am, however, compelled to believe that something as precious as education has immunity to such ploys.

Giving each child the precious gift of education "Education is a social process.

The study found that public school teachers' retirement benefits — at least the part taxpayers pay for — are smaller than those of virtually any other type of public employee, despite frequent claims that teachers' pensions are excessive and diverting precious dollars from education and other essential government services.

Malala, now a pupil at Edgbaston School for Girls, urged British students to regard education as precious.