Sentence examples for schools decisions from inspiring English sources

As with fracking and the academification of all schools, decisions have already been made behind closed doors by forces beyond our control.

2. Learn about schools' decisions to relax rules banning cellphone use in school by reading and discussing the article "Schools Relax Cellphone Bans, Nodding to Trend".

As the first rounds of students have been disciplined for sexual misconduct under the new procedures, scores of them have gone to court to protest their schools' decisions.

Over the years, as we were fighting for housing, jobs and better schools, decisions were being made to site some of the most toxic industries in communities with a large proportion of people of color: power plants, waste transfer stations, landfills, refineries and incinerators.

Often times, especially in schools, decisions are made regarding young people without ever listening to their voices.

The Report found 99% of high schools, 97% of middle schools and 83% of elementary schools offered junk as an option to their students and that "generating revenue" was a weighty factor in the schools decisions to offer junk to their students.

Legal duty would see equality built into the very framework of schools' decision-making process as a foundation, not an afterthought.

"There's a heavy amount of politics involved in it – with Rumney Rec and the schools decision – that would never have happened if that was in Cyncoed.

It might not make sense to choose HBS today just because its students of 30 years ago are now running many big companies.The EIU is not the first to have been affected by the two schools' decision.

Caretaker Rev. Christopher Steck, S.J. was surprised by the schools decision, and published a letter expressing his disappointment.

They are protesting Chicago Public Schools' decision to close one of the last public schools in their neighborhood.