Sentence examples for preserve school from inspiring English sources
He said he had broken with the Democrats to vote with Republican senators to preserve school aid.
Will the campaign to reform the EBacc manage to preserve school education in music and the other creative subjects that are essential both for appreciating opera as an audience and performing it as a professional?
Deputy Geoff Southern was trying to preserve school milk funding, and put forward an amendment to the Business Plan to keep it.
"We're trying to strike a balance...[and] preserve school lunch programs.
Prior to becoming Speaker, she was Chair of the Council's Health Committee and worked vigilantly to pass the ban on smoking in all workplaces, expand access to emergency contraception for rape survivors and other women in need, increase the availability of mammograms citywide, preserve school nurses, and secure millions of dollars for HIV prevention services.
Save the Children called on world leaders to protect education by criminalising attacks, prohibiting the use of schools by armed groups, and working with schools and communities to preserve schools as centres for learning – especially in a conflict.
Similarly, parents at public schools scheduled to be closed for alleged poor performance have joined with the city teachers' union and a group of elected officials, seeking to preserve schools they contend 'already work' and which, given added support and sufficient resources, they say, 'could work superbly!'.
UNICEF is calling on the world to preserve schools as safe havens for children, as well as to respect the sanctity of childhood, and to severely punish those who commit such heinous crimes against children.
"It poses great risk to children and educators, it robs children of the opportunity to learn and it violates the right to education…We must preserve schools as places of learning and safe havens for children.
Ms. Thomson shot back: "But we need to preserve our school districts that perform well, too.
The Senate, controlled by Republicans, narrowly rejected a priority of Gov. Jeb Bush when it refused to place on the ballot a constitutional amendment intended to preserve private school voucher programs.
