Sentences with phrase «conduct additional fact»

Once the scene of the accident is cleared, the police may want to conduct additional fact gathering.

Recommendation: To help charter schools recognize practices that may affect enrollment of students with disabilities and improve the information available for monitoring and oversight, the Secretary of Education should conduct additional fact finding and research to understand the factors affecting enrollment of students with disabilities in charter schools and act upon that information, as appropriate.

Comments: The Department of Education plans to conduct additional fact finding and research over the next several years to understand the factors affecting enrollment of students with disabilities in charter schools.

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However, there is enough evidence to conclude there is a risk from arsenic, and given the fact that exposures are widespread, from a public health standpoint, waiting to act until additional studies are conducted will fail protect children from potentially irreversible harm.

Additionally, TCTA pointed out that, given the fact that T - TESS contemplates more observations of teachers than under PDAS, which in turn may necessitate additional personnel to conduct the observations, the rules should require that anyone conducting observations must be trained and certified prior to doing so.

A 2013 study on Teach For America conducted by research outfit Mathematica determined that its recruits outperformed ed school peers; in fact, the average student taught by a Teach for America recruit gained an additional 2.6 months of learning over a peer taught by a traditionally - trained teacher.

Also, the fact that SEAI have determined that only BER assessors with additional qualifications will be eligible to conduct a HLI assessment suggests a recognition of a reality SEAI have long denied: Deap is being used as a design tool.

In fact, a consumer study conducted by the Life Insurance and Market Research Association (LIMRA) during Life Insurance Awareness Month 2015, found that half of U.S. workers have additional or supplemental life insurance benefits available to them through their employer, yet only about 50 percent choose to participate.