Sentence examples for schools declined from inspiring English sources

At least two other Islamic schools declined to respond to the questionnaire.

Each year the numbers doing non-compulsory science in schools declined.

During that period, Smeal noted, women's admissions to law schools declined substantially.

Nonreligious private schools declined to participate in the program because its tuition stipend failed to cover their tuition costs.

State Senator Steve Ogden, Republican of Bryan, the key Senate budget writer who has been most open to downsizing the state schools, declined to comment.

The number of places for students in pre-university schools declined by some 50,000, or more than 20 percent since 2008, the report stated.

"We see schools decline letters, or tell parents that clergy must write letters," she said.

Schools decline to offer music education to children because they know it will not form part of Ofsted inspections, the leading classical pianist James Rhodes has claimed.

With its boarded-up houses, abandoned schools, declining public services and shrinking population, it had become the country's most depressing city.

While millions of children now throng the nation's schools, declining participation in elections has dimmed hopes for popular representative government.

Where libraries vanish, national and state parks become extinct and schools decline...a place where former middle-class neighborhoods, as well as shantytowns, become dilapidated.