Sentences with phrase «poor attendance record»

Democratic Senate hopeful Chris Eachus is blaming Republican incumbent Bill Larkin's poor attendance record in Albany for the financial hardship of the North Rockland School District.

Simon cites Ulrich's poor attendance record at Borough Board and stated Council meetings, as well as his reputation for ignoring constituents pleas for help, as grounds for removal.

But DUP MPs have notoriously poor attendance records and at least one senior Lib Dem MP believes the party could hold the «balance of power» for votes on areas of mutual interest, such as housebuilding.

«They are given a position of authority,» said City Councilman Dan Halloran (R - Whitestone), who ruffled some feathers earlier this year when he said it should be easier to replace members with poor attendance records.

The caller, Carol, attacked Farage for his poor attendance record at the European Parliament's fisheries committee and claimed he had «reinvented yourself more times than Doctor Who».

Yeo is thought to have suffered for being an underperforming MP, often unavailable for local events because of trips abroad and notching up a poor attendance record in parliament itself.

He added that her poor attendance record in Albany became a source of embarrassment to the Bronx delegation.

In several schools, poor attendance records were improved by changing the homeroom period to mid-morning, when more students had arrived.

Some have poor attendance records or have a history of not completing class assignments on time.

A lot of students come to Diploma Plus schools with a poor attendance record.

He adds that eurosceptic MEPs have a poor attendance record, meaning their votes are counted less often.