Sentence examples for schools demand from inspiring English sources

Some schools demand excellence.

But the accounts of miracle schools demand closer scrutiny.

He seems to believe that the experience that affluent suburban schools demand of their teachers is unnecessary.

In China, officials at state-run schools demand steep payoffs from parents who want their children to get an academic edge.

"The challenging issues facing the New York City schools demand a bold thinker who is not afraid to champion new ideas," Mr. Bloomberg wrote.

Elizabeth Birr Moje, a professor at the University of Michigan who led the study, said novel reading was similar to what schools demand already.

The parlous state of the city's schools demands no less.

During the school year, young men claiming to represent new religious groups arrived at some schools, demanding that girls' heads be covered or long-sleeved shirts be required.

WHEN teachers at two Denver public schools demanded more control over their work days, they ran into opposition from a seemingly odd place: their union.

Committee chair Maria Miller said: "The scale of the problem of sexual harassment in schools demands a robust and urgent response from those who take responsibility for our children's safety when they are at school.

"Protecting our children is one of the first duties of government and that is why the issue of alleged Islamist extremism in Birmingham schools demands a robust response," the prime minister said.