| Most Tanzanians with postsecondary educations speak both official languages fluently in addition to their tribal language. |
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| Younger cineastes owe it to themselves and their film educations to check out some of Al Pacino's early work. |
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| All have specialised educations or training beyond the secondary school level and work together as a team. |
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| Both her parents had had interrupted childhoods, and truncated educations, and were determined their children should not suffer the same fate. |
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| It was heartening to read about these young Afghan women so desirous of continuing their educations. |
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| The program made news, and critics accused Thiel of corrupting youth into chasing riches while truncating their educations. |
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| Indians educated in India make less for their work than people with American and European educations who do the same job. |
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| It is written mainly for women who, like Ms Sandberg, have expensive educations, good salaries, self-confidence and progressive partners. |
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| Child care is essential to any efforts to help parents to finish their educations, find and keep jobs. |
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| Afghanistan has been in atrophy for a generation, with institutions in decay, educations in eclipse, the entire society tossing and turning in a benumbing nightmare. |
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| Both have solid forestry educations that are of great benefit in their daily work. |
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| Too many of the world's children are out of school or receive spotty, sub-par educations. |
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| This tendency may require some fine-tuning so that the adjectival educations mutually support rather than compete with each other. |
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| Moreover, some educations reforms directly affect parents' exclusive management and control powers and methods of representation. |
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| With water accessible close to home, women and children have time to pursue their educations or other economic opportunities. |
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| The credentialed overclass centered in Washington and the universities despises people without elite educations. |
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| If we were allowed to finish our educations, Rajkumari and I would have learned about family planning. |
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| Consider, for example, whether it makes sense to plow ever-greater sums into college educations if wages are stagnant? |
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| These databases could, combined with increased educations organised by the cat clubs, very much contribute to increased knowledge about the breeds and breeding among the breeders. |
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| The educations systems need to be adjusted to the future needs of the labour market and implementing life-long learning strategies plays a crucial role. |
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| This will help to get them started sooner on the path to financial security and to direct their resources toward other things, such as saving for their children's college or university educations. |
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| For instance, some members of transnational criminal organizations have university educations in the fields of business, accounting and law, better equipping them for the complex world of transnational crime. |
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| When the local band governments were set up, requirements of the programs and direct services to the community, especially those pertaining to health and educations, had to be met first. |
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| Although in detention, people continued to receive salaries, pursue educations, allowed home visits, and received high-quality nutrition and medical care. |
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| As these examples illustrate, Glen Raven interns are given meaningful assignments that not only advance their educations, but also result in benefits for Glen Raven and its customers. |
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| Coaching Education and Employment: Identify a strategy, including partners, to develop and ongoing program for the educations, training and employment of high performance coaches, in perpetuity. |
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| The scope of jurisdiction for the purposes of these agreements is for on-reserve, kindergarten to grade 12 educations and represents one aspect of education. |
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| Many of them have consequently been working to that end since the last election. Ecuador now has many young political leaders with excellent university educations and a deep understanding of national realities. |
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| Child care is the key to making it possible for parents to finish their educations, and to get and keep good jobs that allow them the dignity and independence to raise their children above the poverty line. |
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| Today, approximately 100 young men and women receive various educations, such as e.g. metal construction, electrical installation, office communications and computer sciences. |
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| However, bilingual educations was proving to be popular as well, and some institutions such as the Poona Sanskrit College commenced teaching both Sanskrit and English. |
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| University educations are becoming untenably expensive for many students. |
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