Sentence examples for troubled education from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lang will take over the troubled education ministry.

What do I do now?" It was a troubled education system that fell.

You bet! Her crush: "Filmmaker Davis Guggenheim, whose 'Waiting for Superman' sparked a national conversation on America's troubled education system".

LAST April, Bobby Jindal, Louisiana's governor (and a potential vice-presidential choice for Mitt Romney), signed into law a massive overhaul of his state's troubled education system.

The violence followed days of clashes in Greece last month over a number of issues, including economic stagnation and rising poverty as well as widespread corruption and a troubled education system.

Raúl also recalled José Ramón Fernández, an 84-year-old, as a super-minister for the troubled education system.Since becoming president, Raúl has taken cautious steps to allow more private farming and eased a few petty restrictions that burden Cubans' everyday life.

Fairleigh Dickinson's problems with the immigration service have troubled higher education officials, who say it bodes ill for a new automated system set to monitor the entire country's student visa system.

This transition provides a window of opportunity to address some of the issues that have troubled nursing education in the past, while embracing the concept of social accountability.

The situation troubles education experts, since real education reform is at stake, and it cannot happen without teachers.

During the 18th and 19th centuries, blacks raised money for education, churches, troubled women and children and the general uplift of the African-American culture.

Archival sources, including school inspector reports, reveal that Bach's education was troubled by gang warfare and bullying, sadism and sodomy – as well as his own extensive truancy.