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Example sentences for "public education"

  • The South has been poor in collections of books, but all the larger Universities have fair libraries, and the cities have public libraries, and the numerous gifts of Carnegie have stimulated this form of public education.

  • Public Education," speaks of her father, 165; letter to R.

  • With all its imperfections our system of public education in an eminent degree commands the affectionate regard of our people and the admiration of strangers.

  • No one will venture to affirm that even--as it was then considered--the broad and comprehensive scheme of public education sketched by Dr.

  • The controversy was finally settled in 1854, an act being passed which secured their life interests to the clergy already enjoying them, while the remainder of the fund was devoted to public education.

  • They had established everywhere in North Germany their congregations and monasteries, and, by their control of public education, seemed in a fairway to eventually make Catholicism supreme in the empire.

  • Besides the school system, other means of public education must be extended.

  • What should be done in the way of public education?

  • Recognize the true function of the free public library; it is a part of a large system of public education.

  • Henry Barnard, of Connecticut, visited 27 different states and spoke before them to urge upon them the system of public education, and to provide a guidance for the children.

  • Perhaps its greatest merit is that it recognizes the true function of the public library as a part of the system of public education, and therefore as entitled to a share in public taxation.

  • It comprised the former Grand Vizier Tewfik Pasha; Reshid Bey, Minister of the Interior; Fakhr ed Din Bey, Minister of Public Education; and Dr.

  • Influence of public education: its necessity as a substitute for religious sentiment.

  • Influence of public education: its necessity as a substitute for religious sentiment, 315 Part Third.

  • Apart from the laws, the great means of influencing races is public education: it is by that means that the ideas and feelings may be moulded.

  • I then began, instead, the development of that introductory course in education, dealing entirely with American educational history and problems, out of which grew my Public Education in the United States.

  • Explain how the religious-freedom attitude of the American national constitution conferred an inestimable boon on the States in the matter of public education.

  • The meaning of the statement that the end of public education is "neither life nor the getting of a living, but living together.

  • This was particularly true in the fields of public education, housing, and places of entertainment.

  • Its major provisions outlawed discrimination in places of amusement and public accommodation, in public education, labor unions, employment, and housing.

  • The progressive educator is laying aside for a moment the details of his task, and asking himself the pertinent question: "What should the community expect in return for the annual expenditure of a billion dollars on public education?

  • Public lectures are being used more and more as a means of public education.

  • Whatever the needs of the community may be, those needs must be met through some form of public education.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    forbid them; less serious; like process; public authority; public education; public elementary; public enemy; public health; public justice; public life; public measures; public morality; public order; public ownership; public prayer; public profession; public resort; public right; public school; public sentiment; public servants; public speech; public taste; public virtue; public worship; whenever possible