Sentence examples for toughest alternative from inspiring English sources

Once funded, Mike selected our pilot to be the toughest alternative school in the region and me to be the teacher, he said "Great, now let's train you to teach," and sent me through a week long certification training in NY.

It has also emerged that hundreds of state schools are switching to a tougher alternative to GCSEs this year.

But it still gives him a political headache.Mr Cameron does not want a press law, and would prefer the industry to come up with a tough alternative.

When they were announced last week, Mr Bush admitted the al-Qaida suspect Abu Zubaydah had been subjected to several "tough" alternative interrogation techniques during his incarceration.

The force attracted attention last year after announcing it would not arrest people for low-level cannabis possession and cultivation offenses, but nothing has been said about its decision to divert some class A drug users away from the courts—although they have a tougher alternative than the one employed in Bristol.

German diplomats acknowledge that if no deal is in sight by the time Merkel and Obama meet, then the two leaders will have to seek tougher alternatives, even though the Germans remain deeply concerned at the prospect of arming Ukraine.

He may, however, now back a tougher reformist alternative in the person of Mir Hosein Mousavi, prime minister during Iran's war with Iraq in the 1980s.

If Ukip is serious about giving Farage an enforced sabbatical and keeping him well clear of the out campaign in the referendum, it had better line up a tough, credible alternative first.

Medicare expansion seemed like a good alternative to that weak public option in certain ways, although that's a tough choice to be forced to make.

It may simply be that they find it tough to find alternative places to invest.

So in German we brought in the pre-u exam (a tougher A-level alternative) for sixth formers.