Sentence examples for put on education from inspiring English sources
That's fitting, because of the high priority Mr. Bush put on education as governor and candidate, and because just about everyone agrees that schooling in the United States needs a thorough overhaul.
They generally underline the relevance of the emotional and moral support parents provide their children and the emphasis parents put on education as a means to avoiding the manual labor of the parents (Kasinitz, Mollenkopf, Waters and Holdaway, 2008; Louie, 2012; Portes and Fernández-Kelly, 2008; Smith, 2008).
"There still isn't a sufficiently high premium put on education," Stanford says.
Special emphasis was put on education, and, by the turn of the century, illiteracy had practically vanished.
I would say it is to do with selection through fee-paying and the stress parents put on education.
"I'm very close to all my siblings, and I'm very grateful to my parents for all the emphasis they put on education and family and sports and Scouts".
"The Tweed Academy will powerfully symbolize the high priority that the city government puts on education for all our students," Mr. Bloomberg said at Tweed, where the ground floor is still under renovation.
The approaches to sex education varied, but the stress was mainly put on sex education as a way of preventing the adverse consequences associated with sexuality and sexual intercourse, and very little on acknowledging the pleasant aspects of sexuality.
Not that technology's bad, but it's taken over the creative base because it's cool, it's fun, as opposed to an emphasis being put on musical education, performing in ensembles, getting vocal training, all of that?
He mentioned the emphasis put on graduate education and campus involvement in the strategic planning framework the Board of Trustees adopted in February.
A new emphasis is to be put on prisoner education with a ring-fenced £130m budget and a "ban the box" campaign to prevent offenders having to declare their criminal record when they first apply for a job.
