Sentence examples for requirements to learn from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush said he agreed with the 13-year pathway to citizenship in the Senate bill, which includes requirements to learn English and to pay back taxes and fines, saying it "reaches the proper balance" between the rule of law and the nation's immigrant heritage.

The recent reforms to special educational needs, which aim to help children who have specific requirements to learn effectively, have been described as the biggest for a "generation".

But, I'm one of the lucky ones whose brother was thrown in our world yet went beyond his job requirements to learn how to better serve the LGBT nightlife community.

Check out books on birds or read online articles on bird species and specific bird requirements, to learn more about the different types of bird species.

Junking the requirement to learn, at 14, just past the age of crayons.

Much of that drop is due to the removal in 2004 of the requirement to learn a foreign language.

And we need fair rules so it is clear people come to contribute, with a stronger requirement to learn English so we don't have divided communities.

This stronger emphasis on Britishness in the citizenship test will also be reflected by the requirement to learn the first verse of God Save the Queen.

So if the technology of printing – and its concomitant requirement to learn to read – could shape human brains, then surely it's logical to assume that our addiction to networking technology will do something similar?

They had caught on right away that this was a pretend school, where they were free of all requirement to learn anything, just as they were free of times tables and memory work.

In 2004 Tony Blair's Labour government abolished the requirement to learn a language after the age of 14, causing the numbers taking a language GCSE exam at 16 to fall by half in state schools over the next seven years.Concerned about this rapid decline, the coalition government brought in a new performance indicator called the English Baccalaureate, or EBacc, in 2011.