Sentences with phrase «key consequence»

The Department of Education is again inviting states to take part in a pilot initiative that would reverse the order of key consequences for schools that miss academic - performance targets under the No Child Left Behind Act.

We are pleased to provide the January 2016 edition of the Quick Reference Chart for Determining Key Consequences of California Offenses.

The center conducts innovative research to discover the basic causes and key consequences of the age trajectories of survival, including also their policy implications.

The U.S. Department of Education is planning to expand a pilot initiative that would flip the order of key consequences for schools» low academic performance under the No Child Left Behind Act.

The economist, who won the Nobel Prize for economics in 2001, points to income inequality as a key consequence for global social unrest.

A key consequence of thus mistaking a partial abstraction for an ultimate explanation is that various dualisms are thereby created: subject - object, primary - secondary qualities, extended substance - mental substance, etc..

In the May 23 edition of Science, a team of researchers from Brown University and Rhode Island Hospital and the National Institutes of Health reports identifying a protein of key consequence for the course of malaria in children.

A key consequence of secondary exposure to traumatic experiences is intergenerational trauma — a form of historical trauma that is transmitted across generations (1).