Sentence examples for services for schools from inspiring English sources
DENIS DOYLE, a political scientist and a founder of a company that provides Internet services for schools.
Palmer Goodell, based in Springfield, Mass., specializes in employee payroll deduction programs and disability management services for schools and nonprofit groups.
The fraud involved the so-called E-rate program, which pays subsidies of 20percentto90percentcent for services for schools, like wiring classrooms.
A trading body set up by Kent county council is to begin selling a package of IT services for schools to other authorities.
The Council for Disabled Children, which is part of the NCB and is helping to roll out the reforms, runs advice and information services for schools, local authorities and parents to guide them through the changes.
"I think people would agree that New York City services for schools, libraries, police, even water and highways should not suffer because of Osama bin Laden," Ms. Maloney said in a statement.
He said the documents relating to WordPower, which had provided word processing services for school handbooks, involved purchase orders.
The person who knocked was a salesman pitching his services for school restoration before the extent of the damage was even apparent.
"Under Bush, education has come of age for Republicans," said Denis Doyle, a political scientist and a founder of Schoolnet.com, a company that provides Internet services for school districts.
In most Macs running OS 9 or earlier, a predetermined amount of physical and virtual memory is allocated to software applications, said Mark Samis, a technical consultant with the Board of Cooperative Education Services, which provides technical services for school districts in New York State.
A further 22% work in services for school-aged children (provided before or after school or during vacation times); 9% in family day care (educators providing services in their own home, for up to five children); and less than 2% (combined) in occasional care centres and in-home care (usually one on one care of a child in the child's home) (Productivity Commission 2014).
