 The power of the State to compel attendance at some school and to make reasonable regulations for all schools, including a requirement that they shall give instructions in English, is not questioned. Nor has challenge been made of the State's power to...  The Roman Catholic Church in the Modern State - 262 psl.autoriai: Charles Clinton Marshall - 1928 - 350 psl.Visos knygos peržiūra - Apie šią knygą
 | Sandra Lee McKay, Nancy H. Hornberger - 1996 - 498 psl.
...that position; rather, it affirmed it: "The power of the state to compel attendance at some school and to make reasonable regulations for all schools, including a requirement that they shall give instructions in English is not questioned" (cited in Norgren & Nanda, 1988, p. 188, emphasis added;... | |
 | John Thomas Scopes - 1997 - 356 psl.
...some school and to make reasonable regulations for schools, including a requirement that they shiill give instruction in English," is not questioned. Nor has challenge been made of the "slate's power to prescribe a curriculum for institutions which it supports." It is true that the last... | |
 | Stephen MACEDO, Stephen Macedo - 2009 - 368 psl.
...of civic matters." And it conceded the "power of the State to compel attendance at some school and to make reasonable regulations for all schools, including a requirement that they shall give instructions in English." Nevertheless, the Court determined that it was going too far to prohibit... | |
 | Philip Q. Yang - 2000 - 344 psl.
...elementary students was unconstitutional. Nevertheless, the Court underscored the power of the state to "make reasonable regulations for all schools, including a requirement that they should give instruction in English." As a result of the Meyer v. Nebraska decision, the strict English-only... | |
 | Michael S. Mills - 2003 - 132 psl.
...bilingual language rights guaranteed: The power of the state to compel attendance at some school and to make reasonable regulations for all schools, including a requirement that they shall give instructions in English, is not questioned. Nor has challenge been made of the state's power to prescribe... | |
 | Daniel J. Lanahan J. D., Daniel J. Lanahan - 2006 - 230 psl.
...attendance at some schools and to make reasonable regulations for all schools including a requirement they shall give instruction in English is not questioned....challenge been made of the State's power to prescribe curriculum for institutions which it supports. Those matters are not within the present (Meyer) controversy."... | |
 | Matthew Guillen - 2007 - 688 psl.
...The Court thus affirmed the power of the State to, for example, compel attendance at some schools and to make reasonable regulations for all schools "...including a requirement that they shall give instructions in English," 36 but maintained that the individual has certain fundamental rights which... | |
 | Ofelia García, Colin Baker - 2007 - 312 psl.
...tongue (Murphy, 1992) and affirmed the 'power of the state to compel attendance at some school and to make reasonable regulations for all schools, including a requirement that they shall give instructions in English' (cited in Norgren & Nanda, 1988, p. 188). The Supreme Court's decision affirmed... | |
 | James Crawford - 2008 - 200 psl.
...(1923) and Bohning v. Ohio (1923). 8. 'The power of the state to compel attendance at some school and to make reasonable regulations for all schools, including a requirement that they shall give instructions in English, is not questioned. Nor has challenge been made of the state's power to prescribe... | |
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