Sentence examples for schools which resulted from inspiring English sources

This followed a study of 190 rugby matches at five Scottish schools, which resulted in 37 recorded injuries, though none was attributed directly to scrums.

One of the concerns raised was that there were too few governors at the school, which resulted in decisions being made by only two members of the board.

Previously children were forced to make long, dangerous journeys to get to school, which resulted in the majority foregoing their education.

There were also concerns in the report that there were too few governors at the school which resulted in decisions being made by just two members of the board.

I had to take time off from school, which resulted in me losing my opportunity to get a full scholarship.

His lack of education contributed to a feeling of alienation at school, which resulted in him regularly playing truant at Sefton Park.

Their favorite strategy was to snatch up girls who were on their way to school, which resulted in parents keeping their girls home rather than risk their abduction and rape.

In 2010, the police gave close to 300,000 "Class C misdemeanour" tickets to children as young as six in Texas for offences in and out of school, which result in fines, community service and even prison time.

The difference between these two groups lies in their learning ability in primary school, which results in a greater repetition rate for one of them.

Hultin was political adviser to the Swedish ministry of education in the 1990s and helped write the policy behind the country's "free school" model which resulted in about 1,100 schools in Sweden being run by outside operators.

In our data set, none of the nutrients were associated with neuropsychological measures, possibly because our participants were relatively young and all high-school graduates, which resulted in a 'ceiling-effect'.