Sentence examples for that have educated from inspiring English sources

She and other sisters set up and ran the schools that have educated pretty much every person now living there.

"I stand by the information conveyed in my book and by the value of C.A.I.'s work in empowering local communities to build and operate schools that have educated more than 60,000 students," the statement said.

He said in a statement: "I stand by the information... in my book and by the value of CAI's work in empowering local communities to build and operate schools that have educated more than 60,000 students".

It is a commonplace that, among these emerging economies, the most successful are the ones that have educated most of their workers up to, and in many cases well beyond, levels typically achieved in the West.In the rich economies too the mix of jobs is changing rapidly, away from manufacturing and towards services, ancient and modern.

Among the many books that have educated us about the birth and infancy of baseball, John Thorn's extraordinarily detailed and well-documented "Baseball in the Garden of Eden" is the advanced seminar, the one that begins by telling you that everything you thought you knew is wrong.

Fortunately, there is an alternative to the corruption that you cite as one of the impediments to progress: community-based programs of the sort implemented by the International Rescue Committee over the last 15 years, including those that have educated millions of girls, and the National Solidarity Program, which helps Afghan communities plan and manage their own development projects.

Talk about a job nobody wanted: ending a service that had educated voters for 40 years.

And like many successful people, Lalanne wanted to give back to the school that had educated him.

St. Peter's -- which opened in 1872, closed in 1918, but reopened in 1930 -- is a Jesuit institution that has educated generations of immigrants and their children.

When McQueen came home to London, about a year later, he thought that he might teach pattern-cutting at the art school that has educated the élite of British fashion, Central Saint Martins.

The school is one of two operations licensed by Harrow School in Britain, a prestigious independent institution that has educated seven of Britain's prime ministers, including Winston Churchill, and 23 princes of the Thai royal family.