Sentence examples for removing education from inspiring English sources

In removing education from the remit of local authorities the destruction of local democracy is almost complete.

But, says the LGA, removing education and social services would take away more than half of the workload of local councils.Many local councils used to fear that regional government was a big threat to them as it would suck up a lot of their power.

The Welsh Local Government Association WLGAA) said it was "vehemently opposed" to removing education from councils and that recently-introduced changes need time to bed in.

But the WLGA said it was "vehemently opposed" to removing education from councils and that recently-introduced changes need time to bed in.

These investment initiatives include expanding micronutrients for children, increasing immunization coverage, lowering the price of schooling and removing education barriers for girls.

His party wants to remove education from local democratic control by elected and accountable politicians.

The NSN needs to say whether it has ever received funds from organisations with a vested interest in the drive to remove education from the maintained sector.

It aimed to make a breakthrough in access to quality basic education through support to policies for removing the education cost barriers to households.

Removing the education secretary was unexpected and, whatever Ms Morgan's quiet merits, is bad news for British schools, which he has done much to improve.

Once we've cut the fat from the curriculum by removing general education requirements, the remaining classes should be taken virtually through virtual classrooms.

Sandy Kress, a Democrat who was chairman of a state task-force on school accountability, tips his hat to Mr Bush for removing the education-reform process from partisan politics.