Sentence examples for schools builds from inspiring English sources

Our advice to schools builds on the existing legal decisions on the subject as well as Department for Education guidance, all of which are clear and state that religious requirements do not provide a trump card against other considerations.

Strengthening interventions De-worming in schools builds upon Angola's national process to revitalize primary health services, especially for women and for children under the age of five.

Then officials will focus on elementary schools built between 1950 and 1966, followed by secondary schools built between 1950 and 1966, elementary schools built between 1967 and 1979, secondary schools built between 1967 and 1979, elementary schools constructed before 1950 and, lastly, secondary schools constructed before 1950.

"And that story is about quantity, about the number of schools built".

"Schools built under public-private partnership arrangements are worse than many older schools.

"Nothing is going to change until they see schools built and wells dug".

Over the last year, boreholes have been drilled, new schools built and female teachers hired.

SO CITIES are growing, jobs need to be found, schools built, sewers dug, but urbanisation has its sunnier side.

Yet, it's not as good as it was – despite the brand-new hospitals and schools built under Tony Blair.

But schools built with young teachers are now in line to lose many of them, leaving principals with stark choices.

The incomers might clog their schools, build slums on their doorstep or compete with them for jobs.Or for women.