Sentences with phrase «only wealthy parents»

We know DeVos likes choice, and only wealthy parents will be able to benefit from a voucher, a nice tax break to a decent private school.

Carriages then became a trendy luxury item that only the wealthiest parents could afford: Many 19th - century models had aspirational names that echoed their association with royalty, like «Duchess» and «Princess.»

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The parents not only risked their lives, but they risked the lives of their children... To read how wealthy this man became and read he sent a care package, wow... I would be ashamed to meet this man today...

Coontz misstates the historical record to give the impression that marriage has typically not been a province of law and only became such in an effort to preserve the narrow interests of certain powerful sects of society: wealthy parents in requiring parental consent, Catholic authoritarians in proscribing divorce, and Southern racists in preventing miscegenation.

Wealthy black parents also have substantially less home equity and only one - half the financial assets of their white counterparts.

Over the years, the only thing known about Sabrina's parents is that they're wealthy — a stark contrast to her boyfriend Jimmy's slightly more financially strapped family.

Not only will this help fill the shortfall in places across England, but these schools will also raise standards and provide a new choice for parents in areas where deprivation and low standards have meant no real choice except for the wealthy.

For the sake of our children, for whom a quality education is the key to a bright future; for the sake of our parents, who want only the best for their children; and for the sake of our educators who dedicate their lives to the noble task of teaching, we must now take our energies and moral high ground to demand that our leaders vote for a budget that serves the majority of the American people, not the wealthy few.»

And the only way to ensure that it's equitable is to try to provide busy families who have limited resources the same information that wealthier parents have.