Sentence examples for schools insists from inspiring English sources

"It's still possible for parent groups to set up free schools," insists Young.

At one point Jania, who's already been shuttled out of two previous doomed schools, insists to the others that if they secure new positions, eventually losing them and the schools offering them is only a matter of time.

Pupils in several countries have lost cases after schools insisted they remove head scarves.

But what happens if superior schools insist that previously accepted facts have become mere theory?

EF wrote that her schools insisted on separating her from her twin brother, and put her in the "slower" class.

Schools insist they don't intend to break up close friendships but rather to encourage courtesy, respect and kindness to all.

Many schools insist on a formal qualification, and it will make it much easier to bag a job – see tefl.com for how to train.

Ministers have said throughout the bill's passage that they want to remove consultation in cases of failing schools, insisting that this would delay improvement.

How to do it: Many schools insist on a formal qualification, and if you're certified it's easier to nab a job.

Santorum has long tried to get his Biblical principles taught to children in public schools — insisting that "creationism" should be in every American classroom, and trying to enforce that through riders to education bills when he was a senator.

Officials of some of these schools insist that this is not so, and the E.R.B., the standardized test required by most for admission, does not have a reading component.