Meanings of spent on education in English

Universities get the largest share of the taxpayers' money spent on education.

She said the FIFA money had been spent on education and prevention measures.

No investment yields better returns than money spent on education.

Funds spent on education and outreach must be brand neutral and cannot feature Volkswagen vehicles.

Since when has money saved by government red-lining been spent on education and cancer research?

Among high-income economies, the amount spent on education is less important than how those resources are used.

Such unemployment is a terrible waste of resources, including of public funds already spent on education and training.

In newspaper articles and speeches, Professor Zibakalam said the money spent on the nuclear programme would be better spent on education and health.

The dilemma is made more painful for the government by the Conservatives' pledge to increase the share of national income spent on education.

In newspaper articles and speeches, Professor Zibakalam said the money spent on the nuclear program would be better spent on education and health.

Supporters of the proposed tax argue the money should be spent on education, infrastructure and other programs that would benefit the wider public.

Under the agreement with California and the Justice Department, funds spent on education and outreach must be brand-neutral and cannot feature Volkswagen vehicles.

Money spent on education or healthcare improves the quality of people's lives more than a pair of discounted Ugg boots, or a Big Mac.

If there was no war, that money would be spent on education, Saudi national Ammar Khaled told Reuters outside a supermarket in the capital Riyadh.

According to the Education at a Glancestudy, just 4.4 per cent of the State's GDP was spent on education in 2003.

The DA responded by saying that Zuma is "bleeding South Africans dry" while the money could have been spent on education or additional policing.