Sentence examples for triggers school from inspiring English sources

Black bear up a tree in Rancho Cucamonga triggers school lockdown.

Enrollment in nearly half of the nation's largest school districts has dropped steadily over the last five years, triggering school closings that have destabilized neighborhoods, caused layoffs of essential staff and concerns in many cities that the students who remain are some of the neediest and most difficult to educate.

We have demonstrated the predictive value of a simple and practical detection method for triggering school closures early after influenza outbreaks.

We'd notice, of course, if it were poor black girls pulling the triggers in school shootings, or women who walked into their workplaces with semi-automatic guns firing, or all Asians or Jews or Latinos who were shooting up our movie theaters and political rallies.

Few find it easy to sort out the candidates' proposals on prescription drugs, trigger locks, school vouchers, military preparedness and a dozen other seemingly unrelated items.

She explains that some students who have had traumatic experiences, such as abuse, may be triggered at school by something somebody says or does, which may ultimately cause them to act out.

The concurrent use of this antiviral strategy thus effectively eliminates the dependency of optimal activation trigger on school closure duration.

"I hope it will open up education to tens of thousands of students and trigger our schools and universities to adopt more innovative and flexible teaching methods," Androulla Vassiliou, European commissioner for education, said at the launching.

If the initiative fails, cuts worth $6 billion are set to be triggered, with schools and universities taking the biggest hit.The capital for Mr Brown's plans would not tap the "general fund", the main state budget (although payments on project bonds would).

While Samad finds refuge in the memory of his illustrious great-grandfather Mangal Pande, said to have fired the first shot in the Indian Mutiny of 1857, the ubiquity of fag-ends in a north London school triggers a disquisition on the English tobacco planter who impregnated Clara's grandmother, and the dangers of "a little English education" on stolen land.

Prevention depends on educating patients about appropriate use of medications and ensuring that each patient has a written medical plan to control asthma, but the report found that only one-third of patients had been given a plan and only about half had been advised to make changes to eliminate asthma triggers at home, school and work.