Sentence examples for water schools from inspiring English sources

"It's a huge pressure on your infrastructure – electricity, water, schools, health.

We won't even mention drinking water, schools or centres for professional training.

"This year we will relocate 15,000 people to give them better access to water, schools and transport.

Better local administration, providing roads, water, schools and health care, would give a stake in the Indian state to people who at present have none.

How can our small village take on international powers?" When the plant was planned, the government promised windmills, running water, schools, colleges, hospitals, a harbour and more.

The Farc say that this was a system of imposing taxes in areas where they "governed" and provided services such as water, schools and hospitals where none existed.

For example, in Santa Cruz residents can attend "water school" if they are given fines, much like "traffic school" for speeders.

In Santa Cruz, by contrast, heavy water users can be fined hundreds of dollars and sent to "water school" to change their habits.

To combat this, Dar Si Hmad has scrambled to create a water school — to establish, around the management of this resource, a culture of conservation and sustainability.

They've given the most egregious water wasters a choice between paying substantial fines or attending water school.

While cities, especially those in the West, have generally shown favorable test results for municipal drinking water, school water systems — often older piping systems — are facing bigger problems.