Sentence examples for threatened schools from inspiring English sources

"Although NASUWT and NUT have threatened schools [saying] failure to comply with all aspects of their checklist could lead to strike action, schools are under no obligation to adhere to the checklist, and our advice is that they do not," the DfE said.

They alleged that Jakubowski has purchased a bullet proof vest and a helmet, and also threatened schools in his manifesto.

"This order to close doesn't make any sense," said Zhao Shengtian, one of several principals of threatened schools who spoke about the policy.

Theresa May, the Home Secretary, outlined plans for a new law that threatened schools and universities with legal action if they failed to address child radicalisation or ban extremists from preaching on campus.

Just last week staff at one of the threatened schools were all over the papers for having discovered a blood test that makes it easier to detect Alzheimer's disease.

Both strands of evidence are consistent with a predominant role for educational reforms in generating test score gains by threatened schools.

In Needville, Texas, the superintendent, Curtis Rhodes, threatened school-skippers with three-day suspensions, writing, "We will discipline no matter if it is one, 50, or 500 students involved".

The insurgents threaten schools partly because they do not support the government curriculum.

Nonetheless, the agency began invoking this document as if it were law, threatening schools with defunding in order to get them to comply.

"However, Sir Michael Wilshaw once again has chosen to issue punitive diktats to threaten schools through the use of 'inadequate' Ofsted judgments, rather than enabling them to develop their own sensible and appropriate policies on the wearing of religious clothing at school.

The Taliban still remain able to threaten schools in the city.