The American Veterinary Medical Association, which had long recommended against docking and cropping for cosmetic purposes, came down harder on the practice in a new
policy adopted last year, calling for them both to removed from breed standards.
The school has cracked down on disengaged students, according to a statement by its director, Sharon Williams, who said
a policy adopted last December mandates attendance at online classes for those students who do not log in, repeatedly fail to complete lessons or are failing three courses.
Sexual harassment is a form of scientific misconduct under a new
policy adopted last week by the American Geophysical Union (AGU) in Washington, D.C.
Not exact matches
Last month, the BOJ
adopted a 2 percent inflation target and pledged to carry out an open - ended asset purchase program from next year, bowing to pressure from Japan's new Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to
adopt an aggressive monetary
policy to end years of deflation.
Applying pressure on firms was an effective strategy, as the ones that do have
policies adopted them sometime between the end of
last year and spring 2015.
As I wrote
last week, this wait - and - see
policy is exactly what the US Fed has
adopted.
By and large, over the
last few decades the Church in the West has
adopted a don't ask / don't tell
policy.
We are fortunate in that we
adopted a self - staffing
policy last year; those of us who do not feel comfortable or safe «floating» to other areas of the hospital do not have to.
As it happens,
last Spring, the Green Party
adopted this
policy: Civil servants will be responsible for their actions.
In the
last parliament, with the Labour party looking more divided and disloyal than ever, some consultants
adopted a strategy of picking off moderate MPs and Blairite factions within the PLP in a bid to get support for an issue or
policy.
«And so now it's just really just a question of execution of core
policies including the 50 percent by 2030 renewables program that was
adopted last August by the Public Service Commission,» Morris says.
When I pressed Tom Harris on this at his blog site
last year his response, in essence, was to say: «Things like inequality don't depend on voting systems but on the
policies one
adopts.»
This weekend, the Sunday Times front - page (#) splashed details of what Labour's so - called «
policy coordinator», Jon Cruddas said at a Compass gathering
last weekend: that Ed Miliband's inner circle are wielding a «profound dead hand at the centre» to stop the party
adopting bold
policies.
Cuomo's original legislation was meant to extend to private colleges new
policies SUNY
adopted late
last year at his urging.
«Basically, they're
adopting a 1960s anti-war, left - wing Democratic
policy, or a 1930s Charles Lindbergh
policy of isolationism,» King told me during a brief phone interview
last night.
NYC JAC and its member groups recommend the city
adopt a
policy similar to one in Mississippi, where punitive segregation is only used as a
last resort.
New York has officially become the
last state in the nation to
adopt no - fault divorce following the governor's signature of a measure that will permit couples to separate by mutual consent, signaling a major
policy shift that has far - reaching implications for both families and attorneys.
After prodding from Cahill, the legislature formally
adopted the three - year
policy last month.
Cuomo aides
last week began casting their decision as a continuation of a
policy first
adopted in 2007 under the administration of former governor Eliot Spitzer.
Capital first reported
last month that state agencies had fully implemented a
policy adopted by the Cuomo administration in 2013.
ALBANY — On top of higher - profile disagreements over education and tax
policy, legislators threw several darts at Governor Andrew Cuomo in the one - house budget resolutions they
adopted last week by de-funding key administration initiatives.
Separately, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo
last week increased his pressure on private colleges and universities to
adopt state
policies on handling sex crimes.
«That debate was at full boil
last week, when the U.S. House of Representatives passed the America COMPETES Act, which sets
policy for NSF and two other federal research agencies, and the House Appropriations Committee
adopted a 2016 spending bill that includes NSF,» Mervis wrote.
In preparatory meetings
last week, 65 countries agreed with almost no debate to write into the treaty several
policies that have already been
adopted in many industrialised countries.
Support for eliminating existing exemptions, except for medical reasons, from immunization laws was among the
policy recommendations
adopted last weekend at the summer meeting of the Board of Regents of the American College of Physicians (ACP).
Carl T. Hayden, the chancellor of the state board and an opponent of the
policy it
adopted on Nov. 14, announced
last week that he had persuaded...
A Fit and Healthy Childhood
Last autumn, the All Party Parliamentary Group on a Fit and Healthy Childhood made a clarion call to put play at the heart of government
policy on child health and well - being, and to
adopt a holistic strategy to support child development.
That's what the New York board of regents told educators
last week about a
policy it had hastily
adopted 11 days earlier requiring the equivalent of three years of a foreign language to graduate from high school.
In the
last decade, at least 15 state legislatures and boards of education have
adopted policies incentivizing their public schools to prioritize measures other than grades when assessing students» skills and competencies.
Late
last week, the board that sets
policy for the National Assessment of Educational Progress was poised to
adopt a new framework for the NAEP reading test that would change the content significantly enough to prevent the continuation of comparisons among tests.
Last year alone, three states
adopted new ESA
policies, Arizona expanded student eligibility for its ESA, and several other states considered ESA legislation.
The board
adopted a
policy last December, however, to apply exactly the same standards and process to closing all schools — charter, traditional, and innovation.
At its Nov. 20 meeting in Washington, the governing board — known as NAGB
adopted a
policy allowing states to offer the tests the
last week of January and the first week of March as a way to entice them to take part.
«The main issue is our costs are higher than probably anyone else in the U.S.,» said James «Bubba» Shivler, the director of the commission, which
adopted the
policy last month.
According to Joseph Crawford, state superintendent of public instruction,
last month's conference will «reinforce» recommendations and
policy changes
adopted by...
Last week, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra provided all California public school leaders with the
policies they must
adopt by July to protect students from immigration enforcement while at school.
So far, eight states have
policies requiring them to do a similar analysis, most of them
adopted in the
last few years, according to the National Council on Teacher Quality (NCTQ), a research and advocacy group that supports higher standards for schools of education.
Many districts have
adopted «
last in, first out»
policies that defenestrate young, inexpensive teachers over older, salary - heavy teachers when budget cuts come.
And I'm hoping that, until they do, publishers both large and small
adopt an Amazon
last policy, going to all the added bother of creating a Kindle version only when every other version is taken care of.
It also explains the novel
policies adopted by the Fed over the
last 18 months.
In the coming months, Best Friends and our friends and colleagues in other agencies, including individuals of a like mind not at
last week's meeting, will build on these first small steps with an eye to helping more and more communities to
adopt successful no - kill
policies and practices.
Postscript: In the meantime, there are few signs of serious action by wealthy countries to carry out the pledges they made
last December to help poorer ones withstand climate impacts and
adopt less - polluting energy
policies and technologies.
In fact, the state of Colorado
last week proposed innovative
policies to do just that — if
adopted, they will be the first in the nation to directly regulate methane.
Focusing on a nation's response to climate change in respect to
policies adopted or under consideration, the researcher will examine the following issues, ideally over at least the
last 5 years:
IAC Report
Last summer, the Interacademy Panel (in rather sharp terms) recommended that IPCC
adopt a Conflict of Interest
policy, first noting that many institutions had conflict of interest
policies and reporting on the IPCC situation as follows:
These two articles perfectly encapsulate two of the problems that have plagued our approach to climate change over the
last 8 years: Delay any meaningful action on reducing emissions and, instead of
adopting sound, far - reaching
policies, take shortsighted, politically convenient half - steps.
GATT has in the
last few years
adopted a similar process, with countries performing self - evaluation of their trade
policies and then submitting them for review.
Ahmedabad, India, leads the pack as cities in developing nations race ahead of their richer counterparts in
adopting eco-friendly transit solutions, according to the Institute for Transportation and Development
Policy (ITDP), which
last week gave the western Indian city its 2010 Sustainable Transport Award.The award has been given out since 2005 to a city that best «uses transport innovations to increase mobility for all residents, while reducing transportation greenhouse [gas] and air pollution emissions and increasing cyclist and pedestrian safety and access.»
Sessions announced
last month that he is
adopting a «zero - tolerance
policy» for illegal entry and attempted legal entry into the country.
Last May, Vancouver Foundation, Canada's largest community foundation, announced it would develop and
adopt an open licensing
policy.