Sentence examples for to further school from inspiring English sources

His substantive projects include work on the nature of structural racism; the potential for forging constructive alliances between immigrants and African Americans; and responses to further school re‐segregation in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision in the Seattle/Louisville desegregation cases.

But for months — even as rising health costs and shrinking state aid have forced the city to contemplate further school cuts and the layoff of almost half of its police — he has been stalled.

The rise in new borrowers came after millions of Americans either lost their jobs or failed to secure one after completing their education in the aftermath of the Great Recession, leading many to seek further schooling in order to attain new skills or credentials in hopes of landing a new or better-paying job.

To overcome the problem of an immigrant working part-time or for only part of a year to undertake further schooling, we exclude earnings for tax years in which an immigrant claims the full-time education tax credit.

The Leadership Awards are granted to further each school or institution's use of technology to enhance teaching and improve learning.

Concerted efforts to bolster cycling amongst student segments with current low cycling participation inclusive of females, students from single parent households and those with adequate access to private motorised travel modes may be necessary to further enhance school cycling mode shares.

But if we are to persuade the chancellor of the exchequer to continue to grow this programme further, schools now need to rise to the challenge which has been set.

Lucy Powell MP, the former shadow education secretary who now chairs the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on nursery schools and nursery classes, said there was a broad and growing coalition in parliament opposed to further grammar schools.

The young people had received a high school credential and were involved in another productive activity to further themselves or contribute to society, whether it be further school, training, or employment.

While Elena spends her days reading books, hoping to further her schooling, the newly married Lila has renounced study for a life of financial security.

"If the northern powerhouse strategy is to mean anything it must allow local communities the ability to tackle the root causes of low attainment, and not to further centralise schools policy".