state school system उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. While there, he strongly promoted the Education ( Northern Ireland ) Act, 1978, which permitted representatives of the Roman Catholic church to take a role in the Protestant-dominated state school system.
2. On 26 May 1953, two members of the group were intercepted on their way to the Ministry of Education, where they had planned to plant a bomb in protest at the state school system.
3. The likely reason for this was the changing demographics of nearby suburbs such as Bondi, Bronte and Clovelly which were originally working-class and thus a ready source of students for the state school system.
4. "It seems to be an idea whose moment has come, " suggests Dr . Marion Howard, who 10 years ago pioneered an abstinence project for the mostly black state school system in Atlanta.
5. State-integrated schools are parochial schools or private schools that have been " integrated " into the state school system under the Private Schools Conditional Integration Act 1975, usually because they have run into financial difficulty.
6. However, during the first years of independence until 1975, signs of secularization also became visible in the domain of monastic education : While a state school system was spreading, monastic education became an increasingly specialized subfield.
7. These women and men had received free University education on the condition that they teach in the state school system, or had received University training as a result of their status as Second World War veterans and had chosen to teach.
8. Baring's programs lead to limited economic development in Egypt in certain areas, but deepened its dependence on cash crops and structural underdevelopment, as well as regressed many of its social developments ( such as the state school system ).
9. Wilson was a moderator at the 2015 Creative Time summit round table entitled " My Brooklyn " where she introduced speakers who addressed a variety of issues that focused on the intersection of art and politics in the current United States school system.
10. In fact, quotas are already illegal and have been since the 1978 Supreme Court case, Regents of California v . Bakke, involving a white student who believed he had been rejected from the state school system because of quotas for minorities.