Sentences with phrase «lot under the regime»
Uwe Rosler believes that Manchester city striker Sergio Aguero has been changing a lot under the regime of Pep Guardiola.
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[Room 8] • Tom Robbins gets a laugh out of the endorsements Bloomberg racked up before the announcements, many from fellow billionaires who have made a lot of money under his regime.
TL / DR but I have done a lot of self - experimentation and diet changing over the last couple of years and I have noticed that I have a much better color all over even in winter and that I have a better tolerance for sun under my new dietary regime i.e. I do not burn as easily.
Under the NCLB - era accountability regimes in many states, practically every school serving lots of low - income students was eventually designated as failing («needs improvement») because the dominant measures of school performance at the time — especially proficiency and graduation rates — are strongly correlated with prior achievement and student demographics.
[B] y taking the standardized testing seriously in that final year, the schools simply may have produced a truer measure of student's actual (better) performance all along, not necessarily a signal that they actually learned a lot more in the one year under the new accountability regime....
«I think the EPA has gone far beyond its mission under the Obama administration, and I think re-concentrating the agency on its core mission of protecting the environment and improving our environmental quality, rather than a huge climate regime, which has very little to do with reducing greenhouse gas emissions or atmospheric concentrations globally but has a lot to do with slowing down the economy through raising energy prices.
the Government says that drafting improvements have been made to make sure that where schemes fall within an exemption under other regulations, they are not inadvertently brought back into the master trust regime by the «cluster scheme» provisions, ie the rules designed to avoid the master trust authorisation requirements being circumvented by providers operating lots of small schemes in parallel.