Sentences with phrase «key subjects like»

Nationally, the data shows that test scores in key subjects like math and reading rose.

«We are investing more than # 1.3 bn in recruitment over this Parliament and have recruited more trainees in key subjects like physics and maths than last year.»

The bipartisan leaders understood that schools and students would benefit from independent exams being given annually in key subjects like reading and math.

We have already exceeded our primary target and are making sustained progress in secondary — including in key subjects like English, maths, physics and chemistry, where we are ahead of last year's performance.

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Other front - burner subjects include shoring up its finances, dealing with staff issues like a recent closed - door board decision to remove two key department heads, and making board decisions more transparent.

Another key point to realize in the particular case of the United States is that lots of wealth of most wealthy people takes the form of capital gains, i.e. appreciation in the value of property like real estate and business stock, that has never been subject to any income taxation.

you feel like screaming), and the farcical way in which a handful of other key characters are played really jars with the weighty subjects discussed and nuanced misery portrayed by a few of the other actors.

Between pictures, words like illness and strong would appear on the screen, and subjects had to choose their relation to disease or health by pressing keys, again with the left or right hand.

Compared with the control group, the Brain Fitness subjects increased their information processing speed (on tasks like picking out key details from a conversation) an average of 131 percent.

But after long periods of growing more and more successful with this medium of meeting women online, I realized that just like everything else in our online dating lives (the photos, the written profile, etc.), subject lines can and will play a key role toward helping us find success.

In moments, the film has a low - key, observational charm, like some imaginary Olivier Assayas movie on the subject.

For avant - garde filmmakers, and especially for so - called «structural» filmmakers like the late Hollis Frampton, for whom film itself was subject, text, and subtext, the difference is key.

We were able to make choices, especially in key areas like senior, subject and pastoral leadership.

Call us naïve, but it goes like this: Come to some agreement at a national (though not federal - government) level about what students should know and be able to do, at least in a few key subjects.

Actually, the best predictor is strong performance in key subject disciplines like math and reading, so doing a good job with foundation skills is an important starting point.

«And we're also offering bursaries in some of the key subjects where we particularly want to focus, like maths and science.»

These types of reminders are subject to a wide margin of human error as well — like mixing up dates, names, times and key information that pet owners rely on.

Mental health and suicide have always proved difficult subjects to cover, especially in a medium like videogames where interaction and involvement are key, but somehow What Remains Of Edith Finch tackles both with an unrivalled grace and poignancy.

The key variable seems to be that each legal subject title in a Juris Classeur encyclopedia is divided into several smaller topics, called «fascicules», while the Halsburys encyclopedia looks more like a collection of traditional law books, each of which covers all aspects of a legal subject.

The union, however, argued transcription work was a key function performed by court reporters that should be subject to the provisions of the collective agreement and the associated remuneration for things like overtime and holiday pay.

In the case of a publication like a Canadian Encyclopedic Digest, a «key» Title for the user may be a Title on a relatively obscure subject where secondary sources are not readily available, as opposed to a Title like Criminal Law where many alternative sources of the same information are available to a researcher.