Sentence examples for teaching establishments from inspiring English sources

The crux of the progress hinges on the availability of hi-tech resources from industry and attitude changes in the teaching establishments.

To encourage a greater acceptance of the new flag, the government issued all teaching establishments with one exemplar, whose symbols were to be explained to the students; textbooks were changed to intensively display these symbols.

The differences had long been a matter of concern, as had the entrenchment of the higher levels of the teaching establishment.

Others have focused on the damage that the fraud has inflicted on the credibility of the country's teaching establishment and textbooks.

But logic and Europe have often failed to converge The Education Secretary's O-Level announcement was a trap that Nick Clegg and the teaching establishment lumbered into The Prime Minister needs to sharpen up.

Our old Etonian prime minister has spouted similar opinions in the recent past, highlighting the self-same stupid prejudice: the idea that thanks to the influence of the leftie teaching establishment, kids at comprehensive schools are more likely to be found singing Blowin' in the Wind and growing mung bean plants than experiencing the character-building wonders of proper sport.

He wore cashmere sweaters and suede shoes; he drove a pointlessly expensive car; he didn't work in an office; he was vague about where he went to school and, worst of all, boasted that he had been educated in "the university of life" - not a teaching establishment my parents recognised.

Rather, Henrik Fisker, the designer who founded the company, taught the establishment how to create a truly beautiful four-door car.