Sentence examples for school opposed from inspiring English sources

Further, since illegal drugs are harmful and the school opposed them, Mr Frederick's banner was likely to "undermine the school's basic educational mission".

Parents of that school opposed the move, and Mr. Klein relented, allowing Ross to temporarily use space inside the Department of Education headquarters on Chambers Street.

The headteacher of a school opposed to the government's academy programme has quit after it was placed in special measures by the schools inspectorate.

The president of Harvard University, where Brandeis had gone to law school, opposed the nomination; so did seven past presidents of the American Bar Association.

But Lou Daniels, chairman of the Board of Education, said some people in the town, including students at the school, opposed the decision to change the logo and wanted more of a say in its fate.

Results also reveal that the greater parents agree that they have discussed AST related safety precautions with their child, the less likely their children are driven to school opposed to walking unescorted, B=−1.02, OR= 0.36, Wald χ (1)=28.82, p <.001.

Already the Urological Research Foundation, whose medical director, William Catalona of Northwestern University's medical school, opposes the task force recommendations, is telling readers of its Web site: "It's very important you let your congressional representatives know how you feel about these recommendations".

They have also outlined plans to cut taxes for middle earners, defended grammar schools, opposed gay marriage and criticised wind turbines.

The law schools opposed the Solomon amendment in large part because they objected to the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy, which effectively bars lesbians and gay men from serving openly in the military.

Yet that reaction raises another confounding question: Why do communities most in need of strong schools oppose shutting down institutions that are failing them?

The "conservative" churches that seem to be flourishing today often conjoin the flag and the cross, operate racially and economically segregated schools, oppose government programs that help the poor, and deny both scientific learning and biblical scholarship.