Sentence examples for school capital from inspiring English sources

One of the goals was to "make Newark the charter school capital of the nation".

On that visit, in the late sixties, Polanski discovered that Gstaad was, he wrote in an autobiography, "the finishing school capital of the world [with] hundreds of fresh-faced, nubile young girls of all nationalities".

Along with an ambitious school capital plan, building the Sports and Convention Center over unused rail yards, creating thousands of new jobs, is one of the smartest investments we can make in our future.

In addition, Council Speaker Gifford Miller and other Council members have contended that the administration is not fully complying with two other laws requiring city agencies to expand access to emergency contraceptives and compile quarterly reports on school capital projects.

Five years on, the issue of school capital funding may have faded from public view, but a new survey of more than 1,000 heads suggests that lack of investment remains a pressing priority for hundreds of primary and secondary schools.

Social justice lawyer Bill Quigley, who took a leading role in challenging the demolition of public housing in New Orleans, commented in December 2013: "we're a smaller town, we're a whiter town, we're a richer town, we're the charter school capital of the world.

As Professor Parente notes, "Japan didn't double its schooling capital when it doubled its income".

Schools capital budget to be set at £4.6 billion in 2015/16, with more than £21 billion of investment over the next parliament, funding 20 new studio schools and 20 new university technical Colleges.

Junior school governor and blogger Andy Jolley is aghast that schools' capital funding, or any money intended for education, could be spent on the Lib Dems' free school meal policy.

But he did ask Albany to float bonds to pay for $6.5 billion of his $13.1 billion schools capital construction plan to upgrade, build and maintain school buildings over the next five years.

But the migrant investors and their families, on the other hand, benefited from Britain's property rights, schools, capital markets and legal system, he added.