Significats de believe in education en anglès

He didn't believe in education and thought she had full enough already.

My wife and I believe in education for our three children.

They believe in education, and education is the enemy of ecclesiasticism.

On the whole, and because she refused emphatically to believe in education, Lady Forthundred scored.

I believe in education, patriotism, justice, and loyalty.

Does she not believe in education?

If we believe in education, don't we also want to make sure our children make the most of their school time?

They believe in education over advertisement; It's not only a good business plan, but it also helps build a sense of community.

Democracy believes in education, but has not commonly the patience to make education thoroughgoing.

The average millionaire believes in education, because he has heard the commodity highly recommended in the newspapers.

Her parents believed in education for girls, she says, and sent her to teacher training college after her O-levels.

I had parents who believed in education and a mother in particular who nurtured and fostered culture in our home.

She believed in education and in bettering oneself, and she wanted to give her son the opportunities she had been denied.

She and the older brother finished classical courses in the near-by "University," for their mother, particularly, believed in education.

He believed in education as a training of the mental faculties, and thought that undergraduates should learn to use their own minds.

Although not well informed himself, William Hill believed in education and religion, and supported all uplift movements then taking shape among the Negroes.