Sentence examples for prevented schools from inspiring English sources

Lewis, 58, opposed gay adoptions and also fought against the repeal of section 28, which prevented schools from "promoting homosexuality".

The government has already announced plans to turn all schools rated "inadequate" by Ofsted into academies, with promises to sweep away "bureaucratic and legal loopholes that previously prevented schools from being transformed".

Sir Michael also rejected the idea that promoting tolerance for other faiths prevented schools from holding Christian celebrations such as nativity plays at Christmas.

Courts, she said, have also prevented schools from providing greater benefits to men than women because of religious views.

HB2 barred cities and localities from enacting anti-discrimination policies that protect people on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity; it also prevented schools from allowing transgender students to use the restroom that corresponds with their gender identity rather than the gender assigned to them at birth. .

Interviews with teachers and school heads pointed to a few consistent barriers that prevented schools from fostering a more child-friendly environment: (a) large numbers of students in the classrooms and (b) insufficient instructional resources.

For example early school leaving might be a marker of earlier environmental effects such as a bad accident that prevented school attendance in one MZ cotwin but not the other.

The House bill raises the qualifications for teacher aides and prevents schools from expanding such positions.

You report that state legislatures are moving to prevent schools from recommending or requiring drug therapy.

The idea is to prevent schools neglecting harder-to-teach groups, such as Spanish-speaking Latinos.

The nationwide ruling does not prevent schools or states from allowing access, something both sides claimed was a silver lining.