Sentence examples for which has educated from inspiring English sources

That school (which has educated nineteen British Prime Ministers) is easy newspaper shorthand for class advantage.

In 1936, he gained a degree in politics and psychology at Fort Hare, the university which has educated many black African presidents and community leaders.

Oxford University, which has educated 26 British prime ministers, will today unveil plans for a new school of government dedicated to grooming future world leaders.

Among our key programs is the Cyberlaw Clinic, which has educated hundreds of Harvard Law School students thought real-world opportunities to advise clients on technology-related issues with the guidance of licensed attorneys.

Harvard University, which has educated many of the world's wealthiest investors, is now getting its biggest single gift from one them – a $400m donation from Wall Street hedge fund investor John Paulson.

The school which has educated 19 prime ministers, including David Cameron, also had a direct property portfolio of £70m at the end of August 2014 – rising by £8m during the year.

His foundation has built 78 schools, which have educated 28,000 children, including more than 18,000 girls, who had rarely received an education before.

That connection was Sara Hurwitz, the dean of Yeshivat Maharat, which had educated the women.

At one point, those who have defended the Garrick asked whether their opponents would turn their backs on the city's exclusive single-sex private schools, which have educated many of their families for generations.

In a country in which hardly anyone reads books (Italian book readership is last but one in Europe behind Turkey) and where schools and universities are painfully neglected, over the last 15 years political and civil instruction have been provided by Mediaset's TV serials, which have "educated" (absit iniuria verbis) at least two generations.

With 16,000 students, most of them undergraduates, City College, which was established in 1847, has educated generations of poor, minority and immigrant students.