Sentences with phrase «promising goal opportunity»

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They have a number of promising young centre backs who ought to be given an opportunity to prove themselves for the remainder of the season in the EPL matches.They simply can not be worse than the rapidly declining Koscielny and Mustafi who can not cope with the likes of Swansea, Bournemouth etc. let alone a team like Spurs.The lack of steel at the back impacts on our more attacking players as they know they need to score 2/3 goals to have any chance of producing a win.As usual Elneny has come in for criticism but the real culprits are our centre backs and Xhaka who seems to be a fixture regardless of being bang average.

Udinese got a promising start with Antonio Di Natale causing problem for Roma defense, but it wasn't long before the visitor started to create opportunities which eventually lead into the opening goal scored by Eric Lamela on 20 minutes.

If Cuomo is successful in his promised efforts at Democratic unity and winning seats for Democrats in the April special elections and November general elections, and he himself wins reelection, he may have the opportunity to see virtually all of his professed progressive goals passed in 2019.

Our goal is to facilitate the exchange of promising practices by providing a forum for sharing the continuing challenges and opportunities facing those working to enhance the postdoctoral experience.

«ViaCyte's mission to create a functional cure for type 1 diabetes is well - aligned with Beyond Type 1's goals, and we are delighted to have the opportunity to support them and facilitate the rapid development of their promising product candidates for type 1 diabetes.»

So, I think our goal is to work with districts, educators, and primarily parents, to create the kinds of opportunities that are the promise of this new law.

The ultimate goal of RTI then, is to help us realize the dream and promise of American education by giving every student an equal opportunity for meaningful learning.

Frank Adamson, a policy analyst at the Stanford Center for Opportunity Policy in Education, an education research and policy development center, said the move to tests with performance tasks was promising, but not enough to realize the ultimate goals of the Common Core.

The brief focuses on the first three stages identified above: (1) foundational standards, goals and principles; (2) identifying fair and stable revenue sources; and (3) identifying essential building blocks, which are grounded in legitimate and necessary costs reflecting meaningful student learning and opportunity, and promising practices in the states.

The 2015 conference promises to be a remarkable event which will highlight evidence - based practices and leadership at all levels, offering ample opportunities to examine how schools and communities around the country are realizing mutual goals and aspirations through productive partnerships.