Sentence examples similar to right educated from inspiring English sources

The elite (on the political left as well as the right) educates its children at smart private day schools (or even finishing schools in Switzerland), so there is little pressure for change from that direction.State universities, despite pockets of excellence, are notoriously chaotic and non-meritocratic in hiring staff.

Al Sharpton and Arne Duncan both got it right: Educating young people is not only a civil rights issue, it's an economic imperative.

Cargill is also building schools, teaching farmers to protect children's rights, educating communities on nutrition and investing in programs that deliver health care to cocoa-growing regions.

Improvements could include informing families of their rights, educating them on how to access and manage resources, harmonising and balancing benefits with the appropriate services and making the overall system more efficient while bearing in mind that effective prevention is less expensive than protection and its impact on beneficiaries more positive.

He wants a new Constitution that on the model of the United Nations declaration would include "the right to health care, the right to be educated, the right to a good job".

Thus, we have in the two bottom panels of Fig. 9 plots of the predicted log-wage diff-in-diffs against the state-wise differences in NREG participation shares (job card on the left; worker on the right) between educated and uneducated groups.

Sabrina, an Air Force veteran and working single mother from South Carolina, represents the 42 million American women who are doing it all, and doing everything right -- educated and employed, raising children and caring for aging parents -- but are still not able to make ends meet.

The deal turned into a disaster when computer scientists and voting-rights groups educated the public about problems with machines such as those made by GES.

"It's not about shaking a stick at schools – it's about saying: 'Look, we need to work together to make sure that these kids get the education they need and deserve.' Kids have a right to be educated and that right is currently being denied to far too many because of these illegal exclusions.

They all have a right to go to school, they have a right to be educated, they have a right to clean water, to go to bed without feeling hungry and yet like many children who are forgotten in emergencies across the globe, their situation is unchanged.

With 61 million children worldwide still missing out on their fundamental right to education, Educate A Child announced partnerships with UNICEF to create innovative learning solutions for the world's hardest-to-reach children, typically those who are affected by extreme poverty, conflict, natural disaster and prejudice.