Sentence examples for rule schooling from inspiring English sources

Under Taliban rule, schooling in Afghanistan was nearly brought to a complete halt, and many girls were expressly forbidden from receiving an education.

The 1996 contract eliminated cafeteria duty unless 75percentt of all union members in a school waive the rule; school aides do the job instead.

During his four-year rule, school attendance leaped from 6% to 22%, some 2.5 million children were vaccinated and thousands of health centres opened.

Under the rule, schools now have fourteen days to indicate if they plan to appeal.

You can rule schools out by neighborhood.

Citing confidentiality rules, school officials declined to comment on Jeffrey Conroy's school record and reputation.

But under the new rules, schools and colleges cannot admit foreigners carrying tourist visas.

You can thank the My Body, My Rules school of feminism for that.

That is happening as, under DfE rules, schools forced by ministers into academy status have to hand over any financial reserves to the incoming sponsor.

In a ruled school notebook he had recently written the first lines of the libretto for an opera, "Houdini," set in fabulous Chicago.

In 1998, Labour banned the opening of any new grammar schools, but recent changes to the Admissions Code - the rules schools have to follow when allocating places - allow oversubscribed schools to expand beyond their boundaries.