Sentences with phrase «necessarily lead to better outcomes»

I don't think we can assume that allowing ENGOs to ask the courts to change environmental policy will necessarily lead to better outcomes.

Absent other reforms, however, the legislation will not necessarily lead to better outcomes for students.

Not exact matches

These considerations point to greater emphasis on student - teaching placements, although existing research does not show that such apprenticeships necessarily lead to better student outcomes.

Not that the students don't necessarily want to be educated, but there are social and physical pressures that lead to a poor outcome even if a good education is made available.