Sentence examples for school specifically from inspiring English sources
To any non-Etonians reading it should perhaps be pointed out that Etonians use the word School specifically not generically.
Still, we cannot condone the concept of establishing a special school specifically for students based on their sexual orientation.
He attends a school specifically for students with severe behavior problems and will always need 24/7 care.
In the aftermath, Barankitse saved 25 orphaned children, hiding them in a German aid worker's house – and later set up a school specifically for their education.
As the N.C.A.A. examines the matter, it is likely to focus on whether it can prove that the Tennessee coaching staff sent the hostesses to the high school specifically to recruit.
According to a Cuban government plan, Elian, 12 of his classmates and several teachers and psychologists will live in a house in Havana that is being converted into a residence and school specifically for Elian.
Naming schools specifically — and calling M.I.T. and Columbia "second tier" — garnered most of the attention (though why anyone is surprised by all of this is beyond me).
"Given the national attention to safety in schools, specifically in response to tragedies like in Connecticut, this is huge," he said.
"HSE's reported assurance that asbestos in good condition in buildings poses 'absolutely no risk' is scientifically incorrect," says Howie. "All asbestos in schools, specifically including those in good condition, can constitute a risk".
Budget surpluses, pressure from the education finance lawsuit and the growing importance of education to politicians of both parties have combined to cause both the state and the city to increase contributions to education generally and New York City schools specifically.
Mr. Levy declined to comment yesterday, but Margie Feinberg, a spokeswoman for the Board of Education, said, "The chancellor is committed to providing the bulk of the additional time for small schools specifically to tutor children at risk".
