Sentence examples for secured higher education from inspiring English sources

A thousand policies prop up the rich -- licensing laws, regressive taxes, outright giveaways, farm aid, military spending contracts, absurd patent and copyright laws, secured higher education loans, banking regulations and credit expansions.

"I must devote myself to securing higher education while you open the medical profession for women".

It might also entice residents in neighboring communities to join the Pittsburgh tax rolls in order to secure higher education for their children.

We should be making it easier to secure higher education, rather than as at present, making it more difficult.

More than 80% had already secured a higher education qualification before registering.

Sue Baldwin, EFA director of academies and maintained schools, wrote: "I am pleased that there has been some improvement in the financial management, control and governance of DAT in order to secure high quality education opportunities for the children at Durand Academy.

Leaders of the for-profit sector say they serve a population of nontraditional students who might not otherwise secure a higher education.

Foster carers need specialist training to support the young person with the challenges of securing a higher education place, training, an apprenticeship, a job and a place to live.

It indicates public failure despite the plethora of government schemes and commitments to girls' education, and arbitrary access to support for young women intent on securing a higher education.

The education minister, Christopher Pyne, who faces a fight to secure his higher education package in light of opposition from Labor, the Greens and the Palmer United party (PUP), said he subscribed to the maxim of John Howard "that 80% of something is better than 0% of nothing".

I have therefore come to the conclusion that we need a new settlement to secure our higher education sector without placing an ever higher, ever more unfair and ever more unsustainable burden through tuition fees on students and their families when they can least afford it.