Sentence examples for war education from inspiring English sources

"I care about the issues -- the war, education, health care," Ms. Campbell said.

First, we've let our five basic pillars of growth erode since the end of the cold war — education, infrastructure, immigration of high-I.Q.

I'd like to invite Mr. Kerry and Mr. Edwards to my own porch in Spanish Town to discuss my concerns about war, education, the environment and other issues.

This year, Virginia learned anew the sensitivity of Civil War education when the state Board of Education withdrew approval of a fourth-grade textbook — "Our Virginia: Past and Present" — that asserted thousands of African Americans fought for the South.

Over the past 30 years British children have been asked to look at sources as part of their first world war education, as they would be for any other aspect of history.

I grew up at a time when sex education was considered essential but what might be called war education, what a country must do to survive, was looked upon with a kind of prudish horror.

Many resumed their pre-war education where they had left off, or received vocational training that stood them in good stead on their return to Germany.

The post-war Education Act took him, like many of his generation, to grammar school and then to New College, Oxford.

To topics such as the position of women, marriage and divorce, and the character of Islamic institutions all popular under the Ottomans have been added the Greco-Turkish wars, education, village conditions, secularization, class struggle, and psychological problems.

Pre-war education is the share of household members from the pre-war cohort who finished primary education.

In Table 2, we also show results from regressions in which pre-war education (i.e. household measure), pre-war livestock and pre-war land are the dependent variables.