Sentence examples for schools taking place from inspiring English sources

It made me think, where else can we look for them?" Lunnon told the annual meeting of the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference (HMC) of leading independent schools, taking place in Stratford-upon-Avon Stratford-upon-Avon Stratford-upon-Avon

A program of events (aimed at schools) taking place in London, Birmingham and Glasgow, organized by the Institution of Electrical Engineers.

Competitions among schools took place, but Montsho occasionally missed meets, unable to afford the costs associated with them and with nowhere to turn for scholarships.

In the Middle Ages, however, an increasing professionalization of the theological schools took place, even as the rising universities remained under episcopal oversight.

The desegregation of the New Orleans schools took place toward the beginning of a year I spent in the South, in the Atlanta bureau of Time — from the fall of 1960 to the fall of 1961.

For example, all of the abuses at the Hallmark plant, which sent millions of pounds of diseased meat into our nation's schools, took place while no fewer than five federal inspectors were present.

The first delivery of workbooks to schools took place in 2011.

The first dramatic increase in the number of medical schools took place between 1960 and 1979, when 50 institutions began their activities.

A 'soft opening' of schools took place on 2 December for schools that were ready to start informal classes.

Inaugurating new schools The inauguration of all 55 schools took place recently, a special occasion not only for the students but also for the entire community.

"We will make sure that accelerated learning programmes and catch-up classes and summer schools take place and target the biggest number of refugee children," says UNICEF Liberia's Education in Emergency Coordinator, Francesca Bonomo.