Sentences with phrase «reform rule of the land»

Standards and assessments became the education (pretense of) reform rule of the land without question and, to date, without open debate of the truth.

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David Ridpath, associate professor of sport management at Ohio University and president of The Drake Group, an advocacy collective seeking NCAA reform, told Land of 10 this week that while Ole Miss» denial of Michigan quarterback Shea Patterson's eligibility waiver won't dictate the NCAA's decision, he expects it to delay the NCAA's ruling.

This was firstly through widespread agrarian agitation via the Irish Land League, that won land reforms for tenants in the form of the Irish Land Acts, and secondly through its attempts to achieve Home Rule, via two unsuccessful bills which would have granted Ireland limited national autonLand League, that won land reforms for tenants in the form of the Irish Land Acts, and secondly through its attempts to achieve Home Rule, via two unsuccessful bills which would have granted Ireland limited national autonland reforms for tenants in the form of the Irish Land Acts, and secondly through its attempts to achieve Home Rule, via two unsuccessful bills which would have granted Ireland limited national autonLand Acts, and secondly through its attempts to achieve Home Rule, via two unsuccessful bills which would have granted Ireland limited national autonomy.

the greatest thing about gangs is the way the «old way» of corruption ruling the lands slowly collides with the new way of order and reform as the movie slowly winds to a head as it goes on.

Either way, its ruling will profoundly affect not only the lives of thousands Louisiana families, but also millions of other American children who could be rescued from failing schools if powerful school reforms continue to gain momentum across the land.

Mr. Cockfield also discussed the interrelationship of the Home Rule Amendment and the Zoning Enabling Act, as they relate to the proposed Massachusetts Land Use Reform Act.

despite the reforms to the native title system, the high cost, complexity and strict rules of evidence applying to claims under the Native Title Act, have a negative impact on the recognition and protection of the right of indigenous peoples to their ancestral lands.