Sentence examples for would be education from inspiring English sources

A good answer would be education.

The new president's top priority would be education.

However, the most useful policy to pursue would be education, especially tertiary education.

In an interview, Mr. Thompson said the major themes of his campaign would be education, public safety and the economy.

On Monday Abbott said some parts of the science portfolio, relating to universities, would be education minister Christopher Pyne's responsibility.

He explained that its "three pillars" would be education, business and private sector reform and political reform that would include improved rights for women.

There'd be contraception readily available and there'd be education geared toward preventing unwanted pregnancies.

As the great psychologist, William James, wrote over a century ago: "The education of attention would be the education par excellence".

Ms Morgan also announced that there would be an education commissioner for Birmingham, who would report to the education secretary and to Birmingham City Council's chief executive.

The accent would be on education and enjoyment, not endurance.

There would be work, education and security for all.