Sentence examples for society schools from inspiring English sources

In a fairer society, schools would have two missions.

In an open society, schools are the melting pots of community tension.

Have our materialism, narcissism and cynicism about the institutions knitting society — schools, sports, religion, politics, banking — dulled our sense of right and wrong?

"We are taking steps forward but society, schools and parents also have to say because someone is different doesn't mean that is bad..

More facts: The most scrupulous study I've seen of the economic impact of illegal immigration — by Gordon Hanson, an economist at the University of California, San Diego — weighed the costs to society (schools, health care, etc).

The through indicates that diversity does not exist apart from politics, but needs to be incorporated within governance, the incorporation of diversity in political parties probably being the first step (Zapata-Barrero, Dähnke, & Markard, 2018) with further research required for other pillars of society (schools, police, administration, etc).

When youths' ethnic identity is characterized by assimilation, they are only interested in adjusting to the host society' school and in integration and are not affected by their home country culture—γ = 0.

Maybe because we were told (by society, school, friends, family, whoever) to be well-rounded.

In his final year at Winchester, 1875 76, he was Prefect of Chapel, treasurer of the debating society, school fives champion, and opening bowler for the cricket team.

Indeed, in Israeli society, school performance also may influence the unit and activities in the mandatory army service, which confers social status in Israeli society [ 53].

Moreover, the narrative identity is always articulated through concepts (and practices) made available by cultural narratives, i.e. "by religion, society, school, and state, mediated by family, authority figures, peers, friends" [ 14], p. 20.