Sentence examples for starting education from inspiring English sources
The state's road warrior culture will be slower to change, but nonprofits are starting education (or etiquette) campaigns here to modify behavior.
Community groups started education and prevention programs.
The same concerns about Mr. Cheney's votes against the Head Start education program and a ban on armor-piercing bullets gave other Republicans pause.
Different parts of the country have started education campaigns to keep people from being attacked, and also to keep predators from being needlessly killed.
One way to widen the cyber talent pipeline is to start education early, very early in fact.
It outweighs the effect of having had less time at school in areas where summer-born children start education later in the year.
It's not trying to start education programs, but rather bridge the gap between existing ones and the kids that need them.
The church has started education and awareness programs in the wake of the increase in teen suicides.
UNICEF is providing 250 school tents as part of its initial support to re-starting education, along with school materials and recreational equipment.
This may indicate that females start education with some self-driven fact-finding but males once engaged are more driven to make an informed choice.
Rapid orientation has been provided to teachers and volunteers to re-start education, with an interim curriculum covering basic life skills, psychosocial support and disaster preparedness.
