Sentences with phrase «early selection»

I hope the evidence we have now will help people understand that it is crucial to provide opportunities to all students as long as possible and abandon early selection.

We are gambling, they admitted, but there are huge benefits in early selection and we don't want to forfeit those benefits.

The high profile of a real primary more than mitigates against the long pre-campaign and early selections which discriminate so heavily against those who are either cash - rich or time - rich.

The other two contracts averaging more than $ 12 million — Mike Glennon's contract with the Bears and Stephon Gilmore's with the Patriots — didn't land the Buccaneers or Bills early selections because both teams were relatively active in free agency.

A 2004 article in the Journal of Sports Behavior [2] observes, «Early selection for elite sport participants [thus] can become a self - fulfilling prophecy for athletes and coaches.

There is some discussion about abandoning or postponing early selection in these countries, but I don't think there is a political momentum for reforms like those implemented in 1999 in Poland.

It's known that early selection worsens the effect of socio - economic background.

NBA All - Star Game voting starts this week and this feels like an appropriate time to make some early selections.

but Brown has solid tape to his name and those earlier selections may be wisely spent on the interior line if it looks like he's gonna fall.

His size, shooting ability and polished offensive game should keep him pretty safely among the draft's early selections, but there have always been questions about his ability to make others better as well as his defensive makeup.

Height: 6» 10» Weight: 215 Age: 19 Last: 6 Stats (2016 U18 FIBA Americas): 15.8 PPG, 5.6 RPG, 2.4 APG While he's still ticketed as an early selection, Porter's draft situation remains in a bit of flux.

But as long as his medicals check out, his size, shooting and polished game should keep him pretty safely among the draft's early selections.

Harriett Baldwin Previously candidate for Stockton North in 2005, in one of the earliest selections after the inception of the priority list, Harriett was chosen in July 2006 to contest West Worcestershire, where Sir Michael Spicer is standing down.

If these seats are due for extra campaigning funds, then they ought to start receiving them soon to make the most of the early selections.

«And secondly, on the political side of things, I would have to think that the strategy for winning that seat requires the early selection of a candidate — and the lack of a primary.

This early selection would eventually lead to the 7,500 varieties of apple that exist today.

Coarse grain searches are used initially to perform an early selection and finally high resolution techniques are used to identify the actual specimen of interest and to address aspects related to scientific issues.

At the same time, a report done in Europe found the earlier selection took place, the greater the effects of socio - economic background.

What we know about the early selection and training of leaders.

In other words, the earlier selection began, the greater the effect of pupils» economic and social background on their performance.

British secondary schools moved from a system of extensive and early selection and tracking in secondary schools to one with comprehensive schools during the 1960s and 70s.

My account is less than a year and one - half old (and I was a fool in some of my earlier selections,) so it's hard to tell yet if my selection is making a meaningful difference.

California (Sacremento to be exact), native, Liz Larner presents a new body of work at Regen Projects in Los Angeles, but what is happily off - kilter about this bold, sculptural presentation, is that coupled with it viewers find a side gallery in which an earlier selection of notably smaller, object - based works acts as an unusual and telling counterpoint.

Earlier selections — by Keith Haring, Richard Prince and Cindy Sherman, among others — provide context to life in America.