Sentence examples for whose educations from inspiring English sources

As governor of Alaska, Ms. Palin increased financing for special-needs students, signing a bill that promised to triple per-pupil spending over three years for those students whose educations cost more.

One factor that could ultimately help would be another scholarship: Mr. Ordoñez recently learned that he had made it to the second round of interviews in his quest to become a Gates Millennium Scholar, one of 1,000 low-income minority students whose educations are partly sponsored by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

"There is a generation since the late 19th century of writers and artists from more deprived classes – DH Lawrence, people like that – whose educations were a mixture of the Education Act which meant that children had to be educated, and the full provision of libraries throughout the kingdom, which suddenly meant that the working classes who had been denied this were given a voice".

That friend went on to work in the mental health field and helped launch The College Re-entry Program in NYC, which is the first non-clinical program for students whose educations have been interrupted by mental illness.

But, Alisobhani said, it's more than just about her family ― it's about the Syrian refugees who are being turned away, students whose educations are at risk of being disrupted, and others looking to come to America.

Currently there are 65 million children in 35 countries whose educations have been directly affected by humanitarian emergencies and protracted crises.

In 1983 he supported Neil Kinnock, in whose education team he had served on Labour's frontbench.

And there are so many children whose education has been cut short.

A $500,000 grant will help Pace create fall online courses for students whose education was disrupted.

This could be life-changing for young people whose education has been interrupted by the conflict.

Maria died in childbirth, leaving the throne to her eldest son, Peter V, to whose education she had devoted much care.