Sentence examples for promising education from inspiring English sources

Obama's signature education program, Race to the Top, had states competing for funds in exchange for promising education reforms, and it sparked feuds on these issues across the U.S.

Do we seriously think they would provide a recruiting base for terrorism?" ISIS gained some of its current strength from economically providing for the families of fallen fighters, promising education to young boys (and then handing each a weapon), and capitalizing on grief and anger in Syrian communities.

That's why the most promising education reforms come from outside the public-school system and are imposed by governors, business leaders, parents, big philanthropists, even Uncle Sam.

The contributions in this special issue provide strong evidence that further innovative research is needed to identify the key success factors that are to be followed and measured in order to ensure an overall impact of this promising education form.

For his part, Todd expressed the logical paradox of the endeavor -- referencing supposedly promising education "experiments" (like charter schools), he asked how it is we have been calling for educational reform and improvement for 25 years (what about 50? -- since Sputnik was launched in 1957, spurring alarm at America's lack of scientific preparedness), and yet we're still experimenting?

Unable to get an obstinate Republican legislature to reconsider its vehement opposition to President Obama's health care program - Virginia being one of the few states to ignore its uninsured population and leaving a pile of federal money on the table - McAuliffe can now look to his promising education and workforce programs as an enduring legacy.

As he campaigned in Benue this spring, he promoted change, promising free education and improved access to health care.

"There will not be any money available to do what people are promising in education once this tax cut goes through," said Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, Democrat of New York.

Bukele's platform was to change living conditions for the poor, promising better education, healthcare, access to water, and public utilities.

It has never met this target, but may come close this year, promising free education for all children though in practice this will not be available everywhere.

In India, recruiters targeted young girls in particular, often promising them education, accommodation and fair pay, only to force them into harsh child labour and subject them to sexual abuse, the report said, while in Uzbekistan, the world's fifth largest exporter of cotton, forces up to one million people to work in the cotton fields every year, including children as young as 10.