Sentence examples for prohibitive school from inspiring English sources

Yet prohibitive school fees meant Yaguine like so many others of his age, left school to seek paid work.

In those countries, girls below the age of 15 are more likely to be made wives than almost anywhere else.Poverty, poor education, prohibitive school fees and tradition are among the many reasons.

Prohibitive school fees While the programme is almost free for pre-school participants, the issue of affordable school fees for primary and secondary students remains unresolved.

In addition to the good moments, such as family trips to the park and friends who drop off food baskets, she blogged about a recent trip to the food bank, the prohibitive costs of school trips and how she now sleeps on the couch in order to rent her bedroom to an international student.

Ms. Tingle, a student at Douglas Academy in Glasgow, and Mr. Inglis, from Buckhaven High School in Fife, said they had assumed costs would be prohibitive at U.S. schools.

And even in New York, where new halls -- like Zankel Hall, at Carnegie, and the new home of Jazz at Lincoln Center -- are being constructed with the latest technologies in mind, the cost of music education renders it prohibitive for city schools.

18), which described American Bar Association standards in the nation's law schools: The article rightly took aim at the prohibitive cost of law school for many people, and drew much-needed attention to the astonishingly minimal workloads of some law professors, who may still earn six-figure salaries.

School fees are often prohibitive for poor families, and by abolishing school fees for primary and secondary school, a greater number of children can continue learning.

Georges argues that the cost of secondary school is prohibitive for most families and these girls see no hope for their future.

While a number of full-time STEM secondary schools operate in collaboration with a college or university, in most cases the cost of these stand-alone schools is prohibitive when considering the increasing budgetary challenges faced by universities and local school districts (Thomas and Williams, 2009).

That was when gamers at heart, raised on old-school gaming prohibitive to the masses in both price and playability, were the audience.