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| Department of Education 1993b). |
| Secretary of Education, Richard W. |
| Ministry of Education, Wellington. |
| I believe that online learning will continue to grow and be the future of education. |
| A few days later the Director of Education (a British Officer) appeared at my house. |
| In addition each service has unique programs to help pay for the costs of education. |
| In the area of education, we aim to develop financial literacy, especially for youth, as well as online learning. |
| The self-evaluation report is evaluated in March-April in the target negotiations with the Ministry of Education. |
| Personally, I don't see how your level of education is relevant in any way other then maybe statistical purposes. |
| It was the first time that aesthetic education was apposed at the same level with other three kinds of education. |
| Give the boys job in education. |
| I'd a massive believer in education. |
| Moi also has invested in Education e. |
| A background in education and training of mental health professionals is necessary. |
| Some examples may be green energy, investing in education, improving infrastructure. |
| Generally, our Ahmadi children who are living in Germany are excelling in education. |
| Further Education can give you more time in education or help you into employment or further study at University. |
| Senior clerics became concerned about the rise in education standards for women and their demands for more rights. |
| As a graduate student in Education, I appreciated the breadth of research and ideas represented in only 219 pages. |
| Before moving to education, Dr. |
| I again, ultimately, go back to education. |
| Don't make acting an alternative to education. |
| She has since been supported to return to education, successfully passing her exams. |
| Besides, the Prophet's Mosque enjoys a respectable status when it comes to education. |
| In 2003, Greg was made an Officer in the Order of Australia for his contributions to education and public debate. |
| Building access to education requires strategic planning and a great collaboration among people, to make it work. |
| The Government should make certain measures for treating them equal in respect to education as well as employment. |
| Discrimination in access to education and health leads to a lack of awareness of basic rights and social mobility. |
| Minister for Education &; Skills Mr. |
| You are ascribing a telos for education. |
| Support for Education is hard to qualify. |
| Note that the educational price list and order form is for education purposes only. |
| The Secretary for Education, the Honorable Michael Suen, was also a Guest-of-Honour. |
| The conclusion briefly considers the implications of this new knowledge for education. |
| Kerry Schott Member appointed by the Minister for Education &; Training pursuant to Section 9(1) (b) of the Act. |
| I know we all pay for education through general taxation but like the NHS the economies of scale make it affordable. |
| The Department for Education's website has a map scattered with dots, denoting free schools due to open next September. |
| National Policy on Education 1986. |
| Topic: Research on education and learning. |
| The Convention places a high value on education. |
| It was perfect timing knowing our community outreach platform was focusing on education. |
| That's the same one that is trying to sink the National government on education changes. |
| If the health service spent more money on education and preventative medicine, it would. |
| Angara, Chair of the Senate Committee on Education, Arts and Culture, during the committee hearing held yesterday. |
| Maybe it's time the NRL gave up on education and did some personality tests before they take them into their ranks. |
| They have held students hostage with tens of thousands of dollars of debt on education, which is itself a human right. |
| The Finance Minister, Mr Barney Kina, said today the rise was needed to help to pay for increased spending on education. |
| The idea was to deal with it through education. |
| In my mind, free will can only come through education, not indoctrination. |
| These kids are learning how to tackle their own problems through education. |
| Stupidity can not be cured with money, or through education, or by legislation. |
| Through education and self awareness you can find relief from any of your ailments. |
| The founder grew up without much, but her family raised itself up through education. |
| COMBATING AIDS Working with the youth to combat AIDS through education and awareness programs and mobilization. |
| The Centre brings Australia's world leading expertise in mining to resource rich developing countries through education. |
| She is extremely excited to support the Touch Foundation as it creates lasting and sustainable change through education. |
| One of the key enablers of increasing productivity is to increase knowledge through education, training and development. |
| Social justice begins with education. |
| Yes, with educational genius, he will be. |
| He has a bachelor of arts with education (B. |
| The problem with education today is that it doesn't do enough for the ordinary kids. |
| She continuously lets the classrooms know that all things are possible with education. |
| There are also student unions in place to assist with education, healthcare and finance. |
| Combined with education on hygiene, food preparation and clean water for good health, the World Neighbors water projects are. |
| Was it right from childhood that you chose to be an educationist? Well, all my life I have had something to do with education. |
| I wish we had a system similar to the US, where the President appoints people with education and relevant experience in his cabinet. |
| The empirical research that is conducted in disciplines concerned with education has essentially always been pragmatically oriented. |
| Her job was to talk to young people about education. |
| What really bothers me here is what TLC said about education. |
| But there is nothing special about education in regards to Gittip. |
| Even members of the media will say this whole thing isn't really about education. |
| Rather than being about education these schools will be about will be about indoctrination. |
| I'll take the comment about education funding being about school outings with a pinch of salt:). |
| For many tourists, culinary travel is less about education and more about finding unique eating and drinking experiences. |
| However, comparative data about education in a global context does place the British educational system in a wider context. |
| When we know who we are and what we are supposed to do, it is easier to make important decisions about education, careers, and marriage. |
| It almost seems it's not politically correct to acknowledge that Republicans do something about education reform, while Democrats are forced. |
| Other factors such as education, social, or family problems may affect behavior. |
| In fact, even basic facilities such as education and food items are becoming more and more costly. |
| The author is clearly a proponent of respectful ways to address population growth such as education. |
| Others issues, such as education, infrastructure, jobs and the tax code, should be the legislature's top priority. |
| But the challenge to producing fast, and adding features is taking business customers off guard as well as education. |
| Since the 1960 's, activists and thinkers in areas such as education, social welfare, and rural development have drawn upon his teaching and advice. |
| What are the policies of austerity? They involve the cutting of public investment and services such as education, health care, and retirement insurance. |
| The latter section included aspects of policies that are of particular relevance for youth, such as education, vocational training, and access to labour markets. |
| I hope that the exchanges and cooperation between the DPRK and the UK will be strengthened more and more in many fields: such as education, science and technology and so on. |
| By education I am an Englishman. |
| Women can not rule men, neither by education or power. |
| Ebrahim Qassim is a Chartered Accountant by education. |
| However, change is far better achieved by education and inclusion, than by any sort of ban. |
| Because mankind was infinitely perfectible, human failings could be eradicated by education. |
| An inverse relationship by education appeared to be the strongest predictor for all persons (OR = 0. |
| By education and familiarizing yourself with issues, using inclusive language, and knowing some history, you begin the process of becoming an ally. |
| How the debate plays out will be watched carefully by education experts in the UK, where 24 free schools, built on the Swedish model, opened this year. |
| But of course, this contradicts liberal creationism which religiously decrees that all people are born equal and that everything can be solved by education. |
| In a circular sent to all County Directors of Education, District and Municipal Education Officers and Principals of Secondary Schools and signed by Education Permanent Secretary Prof. |