Sentence examples for schools from doing from inspiring English sources

You protest that the stipulation does not prevent schools from doing what they want, but as the AQA exam board says: "Technically it would not be impossible to add additional texts beyond the essential requirements, to do so would place an unacceptable burden on teachers and students".

"It's a mistake to confuse being properly qualified and state-controlled licences, and it would be stupid to stop brilliant teachers who want to be able to switch from private to state schools from doing so".

What prevents schools from doing the same?

The litigation is the centerpiece of a larger campaign to challenge "the laws handcuffing schools from doing what's best for kids when it comes to teachers".

Wilken's ruling does not order revenue sharing but her injunction lifts the NCAA restriction that has barred Division I schools from doing so, and permits member schools and conferences to provide to athletes "the full cost of attendance" and offer to deposit "a limited share of licensing revenue in trust" to athletes.

Although she flourished there, she was dissuaded by her school from doing dance A-level and instead she joined inclusive dance company Candoco's youth group.

Still active today, they prohibit her or anyone wishing to protest against Harris's school from doing so "in any way whatsoever, including speaking, shouting, amplified sound or by distributing leaflets" within a so-called "protest exclusion zone", which includes the school and surrounding streets.

Ms. Weingarten said the mayor's refusal to negotiate a summer school program had prevented the school system from doing any formal recruitment of teachers.

"Everything grew from doing a school project about just one name on a war memorial.

I saw a lot of bad things around me, moved from school to school, didn't do GCSEs.

Thinking they are naughty little bastards, expelling them and pinging them from school to school doesn't work.