Sentence examples for schools were operated from inspiring English sources

Until 1950 most schools were operated by Christian missionary bodies, which introduced Western-style education into Nigeria beginning in the mid-19th century.

During the 1990s, medical schools were operated according to ethnic and religious rivalry.

In many Scottish towns, burgh schools were operated by local councils.

Some survey participants were told that charter schools were more likely to employ nonunion teachers when asked about their support of the schools, while others were told that charter schools were operated by for-profit companies.

More than 240 free schools were operating in 2014-15.

De Blasio didn't provide any attendance figures, but he said he was confident that most of the schools were operating normally.

Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, said that free schools were "operating with a complete lack of financial transparency and local accountability".

ISC, a research company, estimates that some 6,300 "English-style" schools were operating overseas by 2012, up from 2,600 a decade earlier (that category includes many commercial and stand-alone outfits, some of which have been around for decades).

Using the national training quality standards, we found that many schools were operating below the minimum infrastructure standards.

Nearly 70% of publically run schools were operating below recommended national infrastructure standards, resulting in overcrowding and reduced training quality.

The post schools are operated by the Defense Department's civilian-run education agency.