Sentence examples for started educational from inspiring English sources

The new parish church of Keswick, St John's, started educational work in 1840 with a Sunday school which also educated infant boys, and later girls, on weekdays.

Nancy Garvin, Robby's mother, is one of many relatives of victims who, in the absence of a national registry, have started educational and pressure groups to fight bad prescribing and abuse of the drug.

With the introduction of democracy in 1951, Jesuit missionaries started educational institutions but were not allowed to evangelize.

The tent is home to a newly started educational project for the approximately 11,000 residents of the informal Idomeni refugee camps.

Starting with a $50,000 grant for a health clinic, he soon expanded into everything from housing to Head Start educational programs, although health care always remained at his operation's center.

And by winning state and federal grants, some of which have gone to start educational programs for children, he has increased his department's budget to $1.7 million from $400,000.

While governor, Mr. Reed, a Republican, was instrumental in starting educational television in Maine and oversaw the creation of a network of University of Maine colleges, now known as the University of Maine System.

In response to these struggles, it is no surprise that so many entrepreneurs decided to start educational technology ("edtech") startups serving the K-12 market.

As a concrete example, I hope to attract more attention of the city youth department to the problem of HIV/AIDs and encourage them to start educational programs for teenagers here.

We have learned a lot about private higher education in the UK ourselves since QAA started offering educational oversight review, much of it very positive.

The Christian missionaries had started their educational activities as early as 1542, upon the arrival of St. Francis Xavier.