Sentence examples for tolerant education from inspiring English sources

"It's in the interest of our children's cosmopolitan, tolerant education for schools to be able to decide for themselves whether they'll tolerate students wearing a full covering or not," he said.

Hizmet, which means "service", promotes a tolerant form of Islam, emphasising education, altruism and hard work and attracts millions of followers, extending its influence far beyond Turkey.

Also Antia [ 28] reported that women with higher level of education had less tolerant attitudes towards IPV.

She was sent to a convent run by nuns in Rawalpindi for schooling because that was the best education available, and a tolerant atmosphere prevailed.

Anti-immigrant sentiment is high, they say, particularly during a recession that has made many Americans even less tolerant about providing jobs and public education for illegal immigrants.

I became a teacher because I wanted to help children from minority backgrounds who might otherwise slip through the cracks – but also because it's the role of education to produce rounded, tolerant young people.

Younger people who have had a higher education are especially driving the tolerant minority.

You empower a woman by giving her education, a career, and a tolerant attitude that she passes onto her children.

An inclusive curriculum teaching about students' various cultures and histories can help make education more meaningful and students more tolerant of diversity.

In 1999, the child-friendly school (CFS) project was piloted in 131 elementary schools, with the goal of improving education quality by transforming schools into healthy, tolerant, inclusive and protective learning environments.

I think City Hall should fund education that teaches respectful relationships and builds a tolerant society; and create a police force that is diverse, community-based and understands the needs of women.