Sentence examples for stimulus for education from inspiring English sources

Instead, he has steered through Congress more stimulus for education than Bill Clinton managed in eight years.

The LATAREA study should serve as a potent stimulus for education of the public.

A study by the Centre for the Study of Education Policy at Illinois State University, published on January 18th, found that half of American states will have spent all of their stimulus money for education by the end of July.

Most of the stimulus money for education has been parcelled out proportionally to all fifty states in an effort to close budget gaps and save jobs, but five billion dollars is in discretionary funds; Duncan can more or less dispense it as he pleases.

With New Jersey set to receive at least $1 billion in federal stimulus funds for education, Mr. Corzine was able to avert overall cuts in school aid, and he proposed spending $25 million of that money to start the state's planned preschool expansion into more than 80 working- and middle-class districts, where 3- and 4-year-olds will be entitled to full-day programs.

In addition, federal stimulus money earmarked for education has been mostly used up this year.

Most of the stimulus's $100 billion for education has gone simply to fill budget gaps and prevent lay-offs.

In its court papers, the federal government says the condition is there for a reason: in 2009 the state used federal stimulus money intended for education to offset its state spending.

This reduction comes despite the $98 billion in federal stimulus money allotted for education starting in 2009.

Our study, despite some limitations, should raise strong concerns about the lack of knowledge and awareness about CHD amongst lay persons in Pakistan and should serve as a stimulus for establishing health education programs in the country.

Most of the $787 billion in stimulus spending approved in February — for education, health care, building projects and other fiscal relief — has yet to be spent.