Sentences with phrase «observers in»

Indeed, real estate observers in the area might have to wait a little longer to determine the feasibility of marrying garages and retail.

Croakey is now well established as compulsory reading for influencers and observers in health and medicine in Australia and internationally — and rightly so.

The word «visitation» makes me cringe because it conjures up images of parents no longer being parents but rather observers in their children's lives.

At ages 15 and 24 mo, mothers were rated by NICHD SECCYD — trained observers in 3 domains, and a composite score representing maternal sensitivity was calculated by the NICHD SECCYD with a range of 3 — 12; higher scores represent greater sensitivity.

Documented findings in a 54 - page report, and compiled 69 hues discriminated by red - green color - deficient observers in accordance with Section 508.

And perhaps disappointingly for some observers in the bitcoin community, there were no «buy bitcoin» signs on display during Yellen's appearance today.

The SEC said today that some initial coin offerings (ICOs) may qualify as securities sales — a move that while expansive in impact, wasn't that surprising to legal and regulatory observers in the space.

These were just some of the comments that came from industry observers in the wake of a hearing held Tuesday by the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, one that addressed the question of how lawmakers should consider cryptocurrency regulation.

For a year now observers in both the automotive and tech industries have wondered what kind of money the Chinese - backed auto startup Faraday Future really has, and how it could pull off its grandiose, world - beating plans.

You may permit observers in the car during a student's behind - the - wheel instruction, while parents may request that no passengers be in the car.

Kerry is described by observers in Chambers UK as «a true professional with full knowledge of the subject» and «her advice is particularly clear».

... [T] here are no obvious bilingual stars among women on the region's appeal courts (the most frequent source of Supreme Court judges) and in its law firms, more than a dozen legal observers in Atlantic Canada said in interviews.

Some were not argued or briefed well from the defense side, say observers in the criminal defense bar who are now looking for ways to upgrade criminal defense advocacy before the Supreme Court, in the same way that their adversaries have improved.

The animus exhibited by the complainants was mirrored by observers in the court room, and the crowd that gathered outside.

But selling ownership of the legal profession to nonlawyers who want hefty returns on their investments is most certainly not the answer considering that it will worsen, not improve, worsen the profit motivations / greed in the process (more layers of entities to pay), and considering that it will most certainly weaken the independence of the legal profession to the profound detriment of society, and considering that the access to outside capital will serve only to greatly accelerate anti-competitive concentrations (a trend various ABS insiders and observers in the UK candidly admit is happening and one they candidly admit that they are working hard to accelerate).

Read the CBC article here to see the full array of «non-Olympic» ads, parodies, T - shirts and more captured by observers in London.

Mr. Dearden first attempted to block observation of the proceedings by myself and the other members of the public present, and attempted to obtain the identities of each of the observers in turn.

Drawing an analogy with the infamous «Enemies of the People» episode in the UK earlier this year, Mr Justice Fok reassured external observers in his speech that independence had not been compromised and, among other matters, pointed to a recent endorsement of Lord Neuberger, the recently retired President of the UK Supreme Court, in respect of his own position as a non-Permanent Judge of the Court of Final Appeal.

They stressed the need for CTCN and TEC to have seats as observers in WIPO and WTO.

Page 2 resembles genuine science, but by page 3 the author has lost it, insisting the kinetic energy of an object must not have different values for observers in different reference frames

UHI is tackled in Section Three, but briefly, he observed that temperatures were routinely around 1 degree C (around 1.8 F) higher in cities than in rural areas, and cites the United States where differences of 2.8 to 15 degrees (F) are noted between the voluntary observers in rural areas, and the paid ones in the adjacent cities.

Others, such as Dr. Judith Curry of the Georgia Institute of Technology, along with the institutions targeted by Grijalva and observers in the academic community, pushed back hard enough to get him to back down:

The safeguards information system discussion identified commonality between parties concerning: • the full and effective participation of relevant stakeholders including indigenous peoples and local communities; • the need to build on existing systems; • regular international reporting, including biennial reports; and • participation of observers in Submissions and Expert Meetings and Workshops.

Congress (to the extent it did assess policy alternatives to cap and trade), as well as the broader community of analysts and observers in the late 2000s, raised a number of substantive questions about the merits of this policy instrument as a means for responding to a major environmental policy challenge of the sort posed by climate change:

Other conference observers in contact with people in that session disputed the story's characterizations of the discussion as a verbal brawl or containing veiled threats, noting that Kerry's statements — separate from the characterizations — were consistent with his message since he arrived at the talks.

The Chair, from France, refused to call on observers in the CITES session, including the representative of the CITES Secretariat.

But while some see minimalism as breaking with Abstract Expressionism, other observers in the 1960's see the new art as prolonging older American folk art traditions.

The large oil paintings on show will take visitors on a journey from Mooseurach, which invokes the brooding rhythms of the Bavarian forest, where the artist has a studio, to the sunbaked gold and hemoglobin red of Barcelona Green, which absorbs the light of another city where Scully works, to the sombre vibrations of Wall of Light Angel, which envelopes observers in its otherworldly gloam.

Whether Tobey's work had remained «American» or become «oriental» was a subject of debate among contemporary observers in the United States.

The separation of roles between authors, actors, protagonists and observers in the images» treatment and manipulation leave them as unanswered enigmas in which meaning is to be reinvented through an active participation to the reading of the works.

At the North Carolina Museum of Art, education director Susan Glasser is harnessing play theory to turn viewers into participants rather than passive observers in a game called The Grand Tour.

Doig has a very distinctive style, as he creates images so intense that they possess the power to suck the observers in, expanding their world, what they have experienced and what they know.

The major products of volcanic processes on the Moon are evident to Earth - bound observers in the form of the lunar maria.

Alternatively, some owners were dancing and their dogs were mostly passive observers in the routines.

Some observers in publishing today talk of the glut of books in the market.

Particularly after Guy's useful appearance at the Digital Book World conference in March, a kind of truce has existed among many industry observers in terms of methodology debates.

When walkthroughs are a part of the school culture, both students and teachers are comfortable with the presence of observers in the classroom, and there is little or no disruption.

Each of the data collection tools narrowly focus on specific effective classroom practices — data can be collected by observers in short classroom visits of 10 minutes or more and shared.

But to read local media reports and talk to close observers in the state's largest city, there's really only one plan: a proposal that would wrest direct control of all 34 Kansas City Schools from the district and hand over management to charter operators and nonprofits.

If social studies teachers want to be participants instead of observers in those decisions that affect social studies education, we need to encourage our new teachers and experienced colleagues to be activists in our state and national organizations — not just members, but members who act on their ideas to improve social studies education.

Students learn about being skilled observers in a variety of venues through activities requiring them to record scientific data accurately and to reflect on the usefulness of well - organized data, as they work both individually and collaboratively.

In addition to collecting more data, organizing the data in a systematic way or focusing in on parts of the system could have helped the observers in identifying the rule.

Some observers in the U.S. find fault with the decentralized nature of American education, saying it no longer makes sense for each state to do its own thing.

... The most daunting task for the city will be to prepare what could amount to thousands of new independent observers in just a few months, said Evan Stone, executive director of the teacher advocacy group Educators 4 Excellence.

The most daunting task for the city will be to prepare what could amount to thousands of new independent observers in just a few months, said E4E co-founder...

All Oklahoma School districts are required to begin training observers in their selected evaluation model during the spring and summer of 2012.

More specifically, observers in states in which teacher evaluation ratings include five versus four rating categories differentiate teachers more, but still do so along the top three ratings, which still does not solve the negative skew at issue (i.e., «too many» teachers still scoring «too well»).

Education observers in Colorado, including A + Denver and the Colorado Children's Campaign, raised concerns during the first year of the grant program with the Colorado Department of Education.

Likewise, Shanker shocked observers in 1985 by backing a rigorous National Teacher Competency Exam for new teachers, similar to that used by the legal and medical professions.

Our understanding was greatly informed by talking with key observers in 2013 and again in 2015, including principals, current and former district staffers, advocacy groups, and civic leaders, whose insights are reflected below.