Sentence examples for subject of schools from inspiring English sources

It seems invidious, for example, that Malaysia's political parties are all race-based (a few of the small parties claim to be otherwise, but Keadilan is overwhelmingly Malay, Gerakan and the DAP are overwhelmingly Chinese).The past year has also seen a first-class inter-racial row on the subject of schools.

On the subject of schooling, everyone's wondering how good the prom king, James, will be.

She said that the orchestra's music director, Gustav Meier, suggested they explore the subject of school violence in an oratorio.

But her eyes dropped straight to the dirt floor when the subject of school fees came up.

He and Rudolph W. Giuliani often clashed, most notably on the subject of school vouchers, which the mayor advocated but which Dr. Crew would not support.

William J. Ryan, the Democratic chairman of the Westchester County Legislature, is a former assemblyman who was one of the Albany's few experts on the dauntingly complicated subject of school financing formulas.

A spate of school shootings in the late 1990s brought further media attention to the subject of school bullying, and concern was renewed during a later series of bullying-related suicides in Canada and the United States.

At one point, on the subject of school places for disabled children, she accused Mr Sarkozy of "lying" and of "political immorality", declaring herself "scandalised" and "very angry" at him.

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Homophobia is feigned as a way of asserting one's heterosexuality; being gay is still unusual enough to be the most regular subject of school gossip.Related topics Electric vehicles Technology Automotive technology Science and technology Britain's ParliamentOn immigration and Europe, mine is a generation that has never heard a counter-argument to the United Kingdom Independence Party.

(More cynically, one could also point out that being associated with such a community would be a big risk in terms of growing its company – outside investors could be hesitant to fund Yik Yak if it became known as the "most popular" mobile bullying platform, and the subject of school bans).