Sentence examples for schools profess from inspiring English sources

All the Vedantin schools profess to elucidate the true meaning of a common set of scriptures the Brahma Sutras, the Bhagavad Gita and, preeminently, the Vedas (especially their last part, the Upanishads).

Having sung both in school, Mr. Garcia professes no further interest in the Mozart role ("boring") and has turned down an offer from a major European house for the Rossini.

Mazahirul Uloom, a small secondary boys' school that professes to teach the National Curriculum and Islamic Sciences, faces the most criticism.

After Hazumu returns to school, Yasuna unexpectedly professes her love for Hazumu, but this serves only to confuse Hazumu as she adjusts to her new life as a girl.

The Church of England has promised to set aside places at its new schools for children whose parents profess other religions or none at all, but the pledge has no legal force.The new Conservative/Liberal Democrat government wants to rely on methods other than overt selection to improve results in state schools.

Rachel professes her ardent desire for her mother Shelby-the-Vocal-Adrenaline-coach to switch schools and lead them instead, Shelby professes her need for a quiet life, a white picket fence and a baby, adopts Quinn's newborn and disappears into the sunset.

Curiously, most still profess to oppose fee-paying schools.

Though most schools officially claim to have no age policy, or profess to "look at potential for career growth in all participants, regardless of age", some are clearly more concerned with birth dates than others.

That means schools, hospitals, charitable organizations, and any employer who tithes or professes to (and of course any church that receives federal money in the form of tax breaks) can fire any LGBTQ person for being who we are.

Wiley Norvell, a spokesman for Mr. de Blasio, said, 'When a group professing to support education reform opposes mayoral control of schools, it calls into question what exactly it stands for.'.

If you're going to profess to know what's best for parents who rely on public schools, it makes perfect sense for us to consider whether you stand among those parents or not.