Sentence examples for taking on education from inspiring English sources

They're taking on education.

"I think it demonstrates the kind of broad appeal that he has and support that he has, and part of it is taking on education reform.

While the idea of taking on education hubs in the country is enticing enough, the question of its fittingness in the Indian higher educational milieu remains.

They felt internal conflict when taking on education responsibilities, as this directly affected patient care time.

There is a chasm between the public stance many liberals take on education and the private decisions they make.

On 18 April, Andrew Breitbart appeared on Sean Hannity's Fox News show, declaring, "We are going to take on education next, go after the teachers and the union organizers".

The result is the formation of the National Videogame Foundation, which will run both the NVA and the GameCity festival, but will also expand its remit to take on education and public advocacy work.

So I watched The Wire, and watched it some more, and nodded my head in respect as it widened its brief to take on education and politics, becoming positively Zola-esque itsits detailing of the ways in which the rich and the powerful fail and exploit and madden the poor and the powerless and - in Baltimore at least - the black.

Short videos produced by young people will show their take on education and youth participation.

Labour is still drawing up plans on how to take on Education Secretary Michael Gove's plans over school policies in England.

(Female housewife, Age 48) In addition to CAB members finding themselves taking on health education or health provider roles in the community, they also found themselves providing other forms of support to the people – mainly refugees and migrant workers – such as helping them with the obtaining of travel or other documentation.