Sentence examples for proportion authority from inspiring English sources

Or does it lead — has it already led — to the collapse of meaning, proportion, authority, value?

A proportion of local authority funding is held back from most schools to provide services - for example support for children with special educational needs - at local authority level.

Ofsted's annual report shows more than a third of sponsored academies, both primary and secondary, are currently rated as requiring improvement, a higher proportion than local authority schools.

The proportion of local authority-maintained secondary schools spending more than their income increased from 34% in 2010-11 to 59% in 2014-15, the report found.

Greater Birmingham has five of the country's top 25 schools and the highest proportion of local authority-run schools rated outstanding by Ofsted.

Uptake seems in inverse proportion to prosperity, formal authority, years of schooling and degrees hanging on walls".

By proportion and by cultural authority and impact, it may well be tiny Nuuk that is the most indigenous city in the world.

Of the roughly 260 names on the list, he said about 30 percent were African-American or Hispanic, a far greater proportion than in the authority's member towns.

The market in yuan-denominated "dim sum" bonds issued offshore (mainly in Hong Kong) is growing.In this section Danger zone Yearning to breathe free The promised land The red and the green ReprintsSome 18% of China's foreign trade is now settled in yuan, a proportion the Hong Kong Monetary Authority expects to reach 30% next year.

But he is wrong in identifying its sources, and he blows his complaints far out of proportion when comparing the authority of a prime minister in a Westminster parliamentary system with that of a president in a different political system who has revised or abrogated constitutional checks and balances (with legitimate popular support or otherwise).

The core ELSA sample comprises adults aged 50 years or over, and is drawn from the HSE sample by postcode sector (geographic area), stratified by health authority and proportion of households in non-manual socioeconomic groups.