Sentence examples for systems for schools from inspiring English sources

The company founded by Johns has played a major role installing solar power systems for schools, local authorities and businesses.

Fresno's cost was $35,000, plus $350 a month for nighttime monitoring by CameraWatch, a company specializing in security systems for schools.

Money from ticket sales will go to the Great Rift Valley Trust for water projects in local communities, including wells, pumps, and rainwater harvesting systems for schools.

States should be allowed to continue to develop their own rating systems for schools, using school test scores, while being required to take specific actions within five years in some minimum percentage of schools.

www.terrapass.com Bonneville Environmental Foundation Sells Green Tags (renewable energy certificates), which help offset carbon emissions through solar and wind power projects across North America, including watershed restoration programs to improve water quality and native fish habitat and solar power systems for schools and public buildings.

This result is complemented by the finding that the focus of the development of support systems for schools in Germany is still more technical than pedagogical.

In the meantime, in this study a e-textbook unit which integrated of new technology mobile device, wireless and cloud computing systems for school smart learning environment in the new trends of e-textbook applications was developed.

In compliance with the cost-optimal analysis described in the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive and its guidelines (EU, Directive, EU 244,) [2,3], these data are useful for the integration of renewable energy sources and high performance technical systems for school renovation.

Academies in poorly funded areas of the country could face bankruptcy, according to a cross-party campaign group for a fairer financial system for schools.

For example, the couple have directed some money to building a system for schools that tracks an array of data, including the number of students and achievement.

At a forum sponsored by the union in Midtown Manhattan, several candidates pledged to scrap signature policies of Mr. Bloomberg, including his A-through-F grading system for schools and his support for housing charter schools inside existing school buildings.