Sentences with phrase «gulf between state»

But because these exams are not available in most state schools, Mr Willetts warned a «worrying divide is opening up in British education» that could lead to a bigger gulf between state and private schools than there had been in a generation.

In a more recent paper, Anderson and Bows try to make this gulf between stated intentions and actions more obvious by focusing on a single economic sector: the international shipping industry.

Not exact matches

The Conservatives» demonization of carbon - pricing regimes and dilatory environmental policy has had the unintended consequence of stalling the United States» approval of the Keystone XL pipeline between Alberta and the Gulf Coast, Trudeau says.

Between 2000 and 2015, combined private sector employment in nine southern and gulf coast states still grew 13.5 percent.

In our state of sinfulness, the gulf between us and God was simply too great.

It is exactly Qatar's balance between respecting traditional Islamic teachings and maintaining an openness towards the outside world that has repeatedly allowed the small Gulf state to act as a mediator between Arab actors and the West, for instance by securing the release of US soldier Bowe Bergdahl from the Afghan Taliban in May 2014.

In terms of direct seizure there is a fair gulf of difference between nationalisation under state control and socialisation under workers» control.

But there is a vast stylistic gulf between the former reality show host and the serious Faso, who spent 16 years in the state legislature before running unsuccessfully against Democrat Eliot Spitzer for governor in 2006.

If the angle between the two mesh structures is precisely chosen, a «gap» is also revealed: a gulf between occupied and unoccupied energy states.

Republican governors in blue and purple states are confronting a gulf between Trump and voters frustrated with his decision on the Paris accord

NOAA - supported modelers at the University of Michigan, Louisiana State University, and the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium are forecasting that this year's Gulf of Mexico hypoxic «dead» zone will be between 7,286 and 8,561 square miles which could place it among the ten largest recorded.

A. Stephen Dahms, director of the California State University Program for Education and Research in Biotechnology, says that much of this is due to the gulf between industry expectations and what university faculty feel is important.

AEU findings following the 2015 State of Our Schools survey reveal a huge gulf between the funding needed and the funding actually provided.

There has long been a culture gulf between California and the East Coast states, and that definitely holds for charter schools.

Why does there seem to be such a wide gulf between what principals say they need to know to do their job and what they are taught in education programs required by state departments of education?

Narrowing the gulf on test scores and graduation rates between low - income students — many of whom are in the state's urban areas — and their more affluent peers has been a daunting obstacle in Connecticut for years.

For years, there has been a gulf between the sunny results on state tests that show the majority of students are doing just fine and the much lower performance on the tough national exam, the National Assessment for Educational Progress (NAEP).

Presently, the impasse between Qatar and the Saudi - led Gulf state coalition has made it very difficult for local traders who trade with offshore brokers to source foreign exchange to be able to fund their forex accounts.

Iran has threatened to ban airlines from using its airspace if they refer to the Gulf between Iran and Arab states as Arabian instead of Persian.

The State Department has decided how it will handle the open - skies dispute between the legacy U.S. airlines and the Gulf carriers Emirates, Etihad and Qatar, according to a source close to the considerations.

Situated between the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, the Yucatan Peninsula is comprised of the Mexican states of Yucatan, Campeche and Quintana Roo.

Brought up between Qatar and Washington State, artist Sophia Al - Maria is currently offering us a unique artistic purview, tackling as she is the underrepresented subject of modern life in Gulf Arab nations.

In Al - Maria's view, the mall in both the Gulf and the United States — along with its attendant consumerism — occupies «a weirdly neutral shared zone between cultures that are otherwise engaged in a sort of war of information and image,» waged through both traditional and social media.

The proliferation of malls in the Gulf in the late 1990s and early 2000s is something Al - Maria witnessed firsthand, having been raised between Washington State and Qatar.

It's part of a large series that is and excellent and in - depth exploration of how subsiding land and a rising Gulf of Mexico will stick the state of Loiusiana, and the city of New Orleans, between a rock and a hard place, metaphoricaly speaking.

The big eye - opener to me is the gulf between Richard Betts of the Met Office applauding the title (and saying scientists need just to be honest) and Gleick who is in a state of near paranoia that the forces of evil will deliberately misuse the title of the blog to further their nefarious purposes and condemn the planet to a hot and premature end.

That's the size of the gulf between the industry's stated intentions and the industry's real - world policies, between what it says it intends to do and what it's doing.

My colleague John Broder has a front - page article today about the gulf between «brown» and «green» states, as President Obama promotes an energy and climate agenda praised by environmentalists.

Every year between August and October hurricanes roll through the gulf coast of the United States.

While in Orlando, Mr. Morrow has practiced all over the state from Sarasota to Pensacola on the gulf coast and from the Georgia line down to Indian River County, and every county in between.