Sentences with phrase «adequately meet these responsibilities»

Why is she at fault if she feels that her means will not let her adequately meet these responsibilities, and spares herself and the potential child a probably dreary future?

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EW: Some teachers might be concerned about adequately meeting the needs of special education students in their classes, with all the other responsibilities they must juggle.

Keep public money in public schools and adequately resource the public schools that take responsibility for meeting the individual needs of all of their students.

At yesterday's State Board of Education meeting (June 1, 2016)-RRB-, Governor Malloy's appointees voted to allocate even more funding for charter schools, while pretending their primary responsibility to adequately fund public schools wasn't being undermined by Malloy's actions.

This lack of active advertising of special education services would suggest that families navigating school choice must take greater responsibility in acquiring information about special education resources to ensure that they can enroll their student in a school that will adequately meet their needs.

An accountant or lawyer can ensure that your business does not pierce the corporate veil and that all of the legal responsibilities your business must adhere to are adequately met.

In addition to its responsibility to have only safe buses in its fleet, the bus company is also responsible for hiring adequately licensed drivers that have proven their ability to meet basic driving requirements.

Residents in the Peach State that wish to drive must be able to prove that they are adequately insured, and have met the state's financial responsibility laws.

Corporate responsibilities included managing the information security budget of $ 3.7 M, selecting security technologies and services in support of the security program and allocating funds to adequately meet the company's security program objectives

This was a particular problem for ATSIC, which was often left to fill the gap where mainstream agencies did not adequately meet their normal responsibilities to Indigenous peoples.

To meet their mission to protect children from abuse and neglect, child welfare agencies must must recruit and hire qualified applicants, provide training that adequately prepares new caseworkers to perform their job responsibilities, and retain high performing staff.