Sentence examples for statement education from inspiring English sources

In a written statement, Education Commissioner Lucille E. Davy said that she had studied the audit's findings and would be following some of its recommendations.

In a statement, Education Minister Leighton Andrews said no full-time undergraduate from Wales will see a real terms increase in their fees during the lifetime of the assembly.

In a written statement, Education Secretary Michael Gove said: "This information was uncovered as part of the document review process undertaken by the Metropolitan Police Service on behalf of the Department of Health.

In a joint statement, Education Minister Leighton Andrews and Deputy Social Services Minister Gwenda Thomas said: "We have waited long enough and we are not prepared to give another warning".

One of the most heartbreaking responses I heard from another Syrian refugee child was, "I don't have a dream...I dream of nothing!" Amneh, one of the Sonbola Learning Center's Syrian teachers, has a response to this statement: "Education is an art; it comes from the heart when you believe in its noble mission". Never before have we felt the importance of our role as we do today.

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Education Secretary Arne Duncan added in a statement that education is for public good.

A much quoted statement on education in 1939 from the first Labour government Minister of Education, Peter Fraser, signalled reforms that shaped New Zealand education over the remainder of the century.

"Schools must admit a child with special educational needs if it is named on the child's SEN statement or education, health and care plan.

Progress made In a statement, further education minister Siôn Simon and minister for offender management David Hanson deny that things are amiss.

In a statement, the education secretary, Michael Gove, said only that the government would "explore ways to make payment of penalty notices swift and certain".