Sentence examples for revised school from inspiring English sources
School food is a multi-billion dollar industry, and the revised school meal patterns released in 2012 threaten to hurt the bottom lines of dozens of food behemoths.
A spokesperson for the Department for Education rejected Labour's suggestion that the revised school funding formula would make things worse for cities like Manchester and Liverpool.
The acts described in the indictment were exactly the kinds of things that revised school governance laws, put into effect in early 1996 after numerous cases of corruption and patronage, were intended to stop.
A Facebook page, Long Beach NY Hurricane Information, was meant to help residents find free hot food, a mobile medical van, somewhere to do laundry, revised school bus routes, lists of open stores, suggestions for good contractors, warning of price-gougers and, increasingly, share tales of recovery.
In Baltimore, Negro teachers have been assimilated into the revised school system.
The changes, which will apply to all state schools, will be outlined when ministers publish a revised school admissions code this summer.
He is revising school curriculums, condemning Islamic extremism and easing restrictions on the press.
In contemporary India, revising school curriculums is a political ritual in which ideologies of left and right compete.
As a lawmaker, he had long led efforts to revise school textbooks and present what critics said was a whitewashed version of Japan's wartime history.
Rather than recommending rolling back Sweden's system of free choice and competition in schools, however, it suggests that the country "revise school choice arrangements to ensure quality with equity".
At that time, voters soured on him as he failed to address pocketbook issues and focused his attention on right-wing issues like revising school curriculum to end the teaching of what he and his core nationalist supporters characterized as a masochistic view of history that paid too much attention to Japan's wartime atrocities.
