Sentence examples for schools to create a from inspiring English sources

It has paid for the construction of three completely new schools, as well as massive expansion of existing schools, to create a stable of supersized primaries.

Last year, it hired Harold O. Levy, former chancellor of New York City schools, to create a teachers' college, and its virtual Concord Law School offers law degrees.

Ministers insist that standards will be driven up by allowing schools to create a distinctive ethos and specialisms in areas ranging from languages to business.

Ms. Waters has been collaborating with Berkeley public schools to create a lunch program in which students learn to grow and cook local produce and consume it in their cafeteria.

The thought was to go even further than other hospital mergers had, also combining both medical schools to create a premier research institution that would be the nation's eighth-largest grant recipient of federal research dollars.

In contrast, smaller towns and less populated areas across the UK often do not have enough secondary schools to create a genuinely competitive environment, meaning that parents are simply choosing between two or three decent, but far from outstanding, schools.

He broke through long-established barriers which existed between these theatrical forms, and even between kabuki schools, to create an energetic new form of kabuki.

The Army would move its armor center from Fort Knox, Ky., to Fort Benning, Ga., home of the infantry school, to create a Maneuver Center there.

In the 1980s, during the years of martial law in Poland, innovative teachers including Mr. Robakowski — who had pressed the heads of the school to create a more multimedia platform — were dismissed from their positions or left in protest.

A prefect system and student leaders will also have a presence in school, with students in the upper school made visible in lower school to create a sense of aspiration among younger students.

Rather than simply reimbursing their employees' tuition costs for a standard executive M.B.A., companies are finding that collaborating with a business school to create a program tailored to their industry and markets is well worth the extra cost.