Sentence examples for set of education from inspiring English sources

The discrepancy has widened considerably since President Bush signed the No Child Left Behind Act, a sweeping set of education reforms.

The plan was part of a wider set of education proposals he put forward on Thursday, including calling for elimination of the federal No Child Left Behind act, instituting universal preschool and adding more money to Head Start programs.

HARTFORD — Gov. Dannel P. Malloy proposed a broad set of education initiatives, including major changes to teacher tenure, on Wednesday in his second State of the State address, a speech that found his efforts split between unfinished business from his first year in office and a new agenda for his second.

A Surprising Alliance Though Mr. Klein did not see eye to eye with Mr. Murdoch on many political issues, they agreed on a core set of education principles: that charter schools needed to expand; poor instructors should be weeded out; and the power of the teachers union must be curtailed.

Due to the necessity of a minimal set of education (especially for general practitioner) we are currently working on a 6-h format Headache School that is the minimum for obtaining European and national CME credits.

Due to the necessity of a minimal set of education (especially for general practitioner), we are currently working on a 6-h format Headache School that is the minimum for obtaining European and national CME credit (see above).

In the first-stage of the IV regressions, I regress the variable of interest (i.e., the share of immigrants in the workforce) on the instrument (i.e., the predicted share of immigrants as discussed in Section 3.3) and a complete set of education-experience fixed effects δ jk, education-time fixed effects δ jt, and experience-time fixed effects δ kt as follows: {p}_{jkt}={alpha}^{hbox+{beta}^{hbox.

The milestone conference, under the auspices of the United Nations, will mark 15 years since the setting of education targets by world leaders.

But the Gates Foundation has spent so much money — more than $3 billion since 1999 — that it took on an unhealthy amount of power in the setting of education policy.

As head of New York's education system, King championed the Common Core State Standards, a set of contentious education benchmarks that have been adopted in a majority of states.

Standards became the bedrock of invigorated approaches to educational reform and were most prominently manifest in the first set of national education goals ever developed in and for the United States (Jennings, 1995; Porter, 1994).