Sentence examples for schools exert from inspiring English sources

Only a small percentage of Muslim students attend madrasas in India, yet scholars say these theological schools exert broad influence on Muslim society.

The elite institutions of popular imagination are far from representative of private education more generally.Yet in a few places such schools exert an influence out of all proportion to their share of pupils.

In their ruling, the five-member board decided unanimously that it should not assert the agency's jurisdiction in the case, essentially dodging the complex question at its core -- whether schools exert enough control over scholarship athletes for them to be considered employees.

This would create more informed demand for the schools, exerting pressure on them to contain costs and improve quality.

The Preslav, Ohrid and Tarnovo literary schools exerted considerable cultural influence over the Eastern Orthodox world.

School-level fixed effects could be capturing environmental factors related to unobserved school environment since adolescents' experiences at school exert some influence on their drug use [1].

To the big, butch bullies in our schools who exert their budding false sense of masculinity as a weapon for picking on peers who may not fit into their limited scope of the gender binary, WE LOVE YOU.

Prince Charles lobbied Tony Blair's government to expand grammar schools, also exerting pressure over issues including GM food and alternative medicines, according to interviews with ex-ministers collected for a BBC documentary on the prince's political activism.

These three major reforms did not achieve their promise because they tried to bring about improvement through external means adding programs on top of school districts' regular education services, applying market mechanisms to sift out bad schools, and exerting pressure to raise test scores.

Without empirical evidence, the high costs of school closure could exert pressure on school districts, individual schools, and geographic localities to reopen too soon.

Basketball, which his father played in high school, never exerted its pull, nor did any other sport.