Sentences with phrase «frequent public outings»
Depending upon your lifestyle and frequent public outings with your dog, you may want to consider giving a yearly bordetella booster.
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But again, their frenzy and frequent fanaticism must be viewed as a reaction to the more sophisticated fanaticism of the religious left, and of secularists who would rule religion out of public life altogether.
By all means, if I find any youth - at - risk with a computer at home, prisoner with Internet rights, homeless that frequent the public library internet system, or a mentally disordered person that are allowed the Internet by the county's out - patient facility... then by all means, I will mention to them about the free (NakedPastor) site.
Several county residents, including seniors and veterans, spoke out against the increases during public comment, arguing that they would add up for residents who frequent county parks, golf courses and beaches.
When the need arises we meet as frequent as we should be meeting and at such meetings issues of concerns are brought to the fore for discussions, consensus is built around a lot of issues before they are rolled out to the public,» said Dzakpasu.
As Richmond and Yatzko point out, there are dangers lurking in every direction — a lax, permissive approach to discipline can lead to chaos and can undermine learning, while an overly aggressive, zero - tolerance policy that results in frequent expulsions can have devastating and lasting effects for students, their families and the public school system itself.
Though discrepancies from the pay scale are frequent, it lets some Franklin teachers top out at salary levels higher than are available to their counterparts in traditional Orleans public schools.
That's a frequent occurrence at any tech company of Microsoft's size — internal projects don't always work out, and sometimes they rise and fall entirely without public knowledge of the plans.
That's why it's good for job applicants, professionals, business owners and public relations professionals to do frequent search engine sweeps to see what's out there about you (or could be confused with you).