Sentences with phrase «further key considerations»
In addition, there are two further key considerations when choosing your school's broadband provider; web filtering and network security.
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Hill knew that Gilman's industrial park outside Reno, the only Nevada site still under consideration, offered a key advantage: It was fewer than 300 miles from Fremont, far closer than its rivals.
As restaurant business and franchise owners, corporate HR departments and other hospitality industry workplace wellness purveyors strategize their approach for the New Year, there are a few simple but key considerations that can make all the difference between an employee successfully — and even profitably — realizing a weight - loss endeavor versus a well - intentioned resolution that falls far short.
All chapters also contain developmental considerations based upon a child's age, a concise summary to drill home key points, a bibliography for further reading and a handful of healthy recipes designed to support the specific goals of the chapter.
Professor Upkar Pardesi, co-founder and chairman of MyEd, said: «Parents are increasingly aware of the type of education environment they want fostered for their child, and choosing a political manifesto which furthers their child's learning will be a key consideration.
Another key consideration is how far you want technical support and management to remain in - house, with the potential for greater control and flexibility but increased staff costs and the potential for key person dependency, or whether outsourcing via a managed service is more attractive.
The brief highlights what states have proposed in their ESSA plans so far and offers key considerations for state boards that are refining their plans for September submission.
This note contains a summary of key discussion points, major challenges, gaps, needs, opportunities and barriers as well as a summary of recommendations and issues for follow - up and further consideration, including possible next steps under the Nairobi work programme.
Further, IMHO many of the things that make the science complex and uncertain are a consequence of the way in which the discipline has chosen to approach the science (without one suspects due consideration of the optimum way to address the key policy issues) *.
Education will be a key consideration as far as insureds are concerned, and insurance brokers have a role to play in this respect.
Helen Venn, SRA supervision manager, says: «Financial stability will be a key consideration for the SRA this year as far as all firms are concerned, and those involved in conveyancing will be no different.»