Sentences with phrase «standard of adequacy»

Moukawsher concluded that the plaintiffs failed to meet the high standard of proving beyond a reasonable doubt that the overall level of aid for education — about $ 2.5 billion annually, not including money for school construction and teacher pensions — did not meet a minimum standard of adequacy.

And so the argument shifted, with some finality, to the ambiguous standard of adequacy.

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Since biblical sanction can be claimed for the view that learning is intrinsically good, the test of a university's Christian adequacy, as well as the justification of its purpose, lies in its standards of learning, not in its conversion rate.

Here we can not go into the analyses of each of these trends or the adequacy of Ferré's interpretation of the recent trends in American theology, except to say that theologians of different persuasions, with the possible exception of the so - called liberals, while recognizing the usefulness of the history of religions, nevertheless agree with Professor Hendrik Kraemer in stating that only theology «is able to produce that attitude of freedom of the spirit and of impartial understanding, combined with a criticism and evaluation transcending all imprisonment in preconceived ideas and principles as ultimate standards of reference.»

With respect to the adequacy of weight gain in these infants, using > 2z score units (standard deviations) below a mean of 0 to define inadequate weight gain, 8 % and 6 % of infants in the fluoxetine and the no medication groups, respectively, fell into this classification at the time of the first postnatal measurement.

Nutrient density increased with the new standards as measured by mean adequacy ratio of 58.7 (range, 49.6 - 63.1) before policy implementation and 75.6 (range, 68.7 - 81.8) after policy implementation.

(b) To examine the scope and standard of training and other personnel development activities in the Nigeria Police Force to determine their adequacy or otherwise;

Glenn Morrison, an engineering professor at the Missouri University of Science and Technology in Rolla, Mo., questions the adequacy of current meth house cleanup standards, emphasizing their failure to ensure the removal of toxins that are absorbed by the home.

A quality management system insures the adequacy of products and services proposed by SILABE, according to the ISO 9001 standards.

Some judges rely on purported measures of adequacy that are in fact an equity standard in disguise.

Two prominent and recent adequacy cases — from New York (Campaign for Fiscal Equity v. New York) and Kansas (Montoy v. State)-- show that when courts attempt to overcome the problem of justiciability either they will founder trying to establish what an adequate education actually is or they will retreat to the legally safe but politically dangerous standard of equity.

Adequacy tied to standards solves the legal and political problems of justiciability.

In states that have rejected adequacy suits, the courts» analyses have hinged on the inherent arbitrariness of finding a specific standard and the unconstitutionality of applying a static interpretation on clauses whose meaning must evolve.

All that remained was marrying standards to the idea of adequacy.

In his keynote, Don said, «The effectiveness of the Common Core standards will depend on the adequacy of the ideas held by those who try to put them into effect.»

A clear set of evidence standards and screening criteria would be useful to legislative and executive bodies when appraising the objectivity and scientific reliability of cost studies that aim to determine the adequacy of state funding mechanisms.

Still, it took two years before the state court of appeals ruled that CFE's complaints met the adequacy standard (questioning that the state provided a «sound basic education») and six more years to bring the case to trial.

The Michigan Education Finance Study used the Successful School Districts method, which determines adequacy by examining the level of resources available to districts currently meeting certain performance standards.

Though his ruling was about Connecticut, he spoke to a larger nationwide truth: After the decades of lawsuits about equity and adequacy in education financing, after federal efforts like No Child Left Behind and Race to the Top, after fights over the Common Core standards and high - stakes testing and the tug of war between charter schools and community schools, the stubborn achievement gaps between rich and poor, minority and white students persist.

In 2010, the Connecticut Supreme Court concluded in a 4 - 3 decision in response to the coalition's lawsuit that the Constitution implied a qualitative standard of a minimally adequate education, and that the state is responsible for ensuring that level of adequacy is met.

The study of adequacy was to determine what it costs for all of our students — no matter where they live — to attain state academic standards.

At issue in the case is whether the State's public education finance system meets the adequacy and equity standards required by the Connecticut Constitution (PROPOSED STATEMENT OF FACTS, Plaintiffs» Preliminary Findings of Facts and Conclusions of Law, January OF FACTS, Plaintiffs» Preliminary Findings of Facts and Conclusions of Law, January of Facts and Conclusions of Law, January of Law, January 5.

One of the keys to success for any costing out study is having stakeholder buy - in on the adequacy standard that is being costed out.

Many states now base their school funding systems on education adequacy studies that assess the cost of education, including those factors that affect the cost, such as: state mandates and standards, services for students with additional needs, and geographic differences in cost.

«There is a debate emerging around the adequacy of Australia's current vehicle - emission standards, but this debate risks being rendered meaningless unless a more relevant testing regime is put in place,» Bradley says in a statement.

Employees should be retained on the basis of adequacy of their performance, inadequate performance should be corrected, and employees should be separated who can not or will not improve their performance to meet required standards.

As the holder of an Australian Financial Services Licence, FXCM Australia is required to meet strict financial standards, including capital adequacy or financial resource requirements.

Among construction professionals, requested services often the focus centers around the adequacy of construction techniques and applicable standards.

These nutritional adequacy standards are defined by two nutrient profiles based upon a dog's stage of life — adult maintenance, and growth and reproduction.

The standards are set by AAFCO and the presence of this statement on the label of the dog food is essential since it shows the adequacy of the nutrition.

Furthermore, if one particular food in a product line proved to meet the AAFCO standard, the company is allowed to include the nutritional adequacy statement on other products of the same line that provide equal or greater concentrations of all the nutrients.

The regulatory authority is the Central Bank of Belize who sets the standards for liquidity and capital adequacy.

I think using standard regression inference as in your paper should be asymptotically equivalent (under the assumption of model adequacy).

As required by their rules, NYISO performed an analysis of resource adequacy and, in coordination with New York Transmission Owners, transmission security analyses of the New York Control Area to determine whether shutting down IPEC would cause problems with their standards for reliability and capacity.

«(3) evaluate the regulatory adequacy of health and safety standards for radionuclide release from recycling facilities and recycled fuel fabrication facilities;

Regulators need to: include climate risks in company solvency and consumer - impact analysis; review the «standards of insurability» to identify new challenges, including climate - related hazards in the US and abroad; encourage insurers to collect more comprehensive data on losses; elevate standards for catastrophe modeling; and assess exposure of insurer investments and adequacy of capital and surplus to extreme weather events.

Rather, the time had come to recognise an underlying public law duty to give reasons for decisions subject to two limits: (i) that there should be exceptions in situations where the absence of reasons could be justified; and (ii) that the standard to be applied regarding the adequacy of reasons ought not to be unduly burdensome.

This standard can be testified by an «adequacy decision» of the European Commission or, alternatively, by international commitments in place between non-EU countries and the EU — as the one examined by the ECJ in this Opinion.

reforms that would merely encourage an adequacy ruling from the EU, but rather areas in which harmonization of international standards with Canadian privacy law would truly help consumers and businesses protect information more consistently and with more certainty across jurisdictions

To the contrary of Sedona Canada 2nd, electronic records management technology makes these 3 concepts more interdependent in law and necessary application: (1) the «system integrity concept» of the e-records provisions of the Evidence Acts; (2) the «proportionality principle» of electronic discovery proceedings; and, (3) the «Prime Directive» of 72.34: «an organization shall always be prepared to produce its records as evidence», i.e., records systems must always be kept in compliance with this national standard (otherwise, the e-records produced, and the adequacy of their production, should not be relied upon because, the quality of records system integrity determines the quality of records integrity — that is the «system integrity concept»).

If the parties could exchange up - to - date certifications of compliance of their ERMSs with those national standards, the issue as to the adequacy of their records management would be concluded in less than minutes.

«This is a substantial and permanent reinforcement of the company's capital adequacy, which we now view as extremely strong,» rating agency Standard & Poor's said after the bond was issued.

Under the substantial compliance standard, the court looked to whether the record «creates a concern regarding the overall adequacy and integrity of the... decision making process.»

It sets the standards for the capital adequacy of funders, sets out the specific, limited circumstances in which funders may be permitted to withdraw from a case, and outlines the way in which the roles of funders, litigants and their lawyers should be kept separate.

The Code sets out the standards by which all full funder members of the ALF must abide, including with regard to capital adequacy, the control of proceedings, settlement and the circumstances in which funding may be withdrawn.

Adequacy of Reasons and the need to set out the professional standard violated: Walsh v. Council for Licensed Practical Nurses, 2010 NLCA 11, February 18, 2010.

We do know that the ABA has used Bar passage rates to measure not only compliance with Standard 301 (adequacy of program of legal education), but also Standard 501 (b):

The UK's laws would have to match those higher standards of the GDPR, in order either to obtain and maintain an «adequacy» decision, or to join the European Free Trade Association; an there will in any case be direct compliance obligations under the GDPR for those entities with EU customers.

The UK insurance market has always kept its eyes and ears open to the development of Solvency II; and much of the preliminary work that will be required under Solvency II in the coming years has already been done thanks to the Financial Services Authority's independent capital adequacy standards.

Sedona Canada 2d, like its predecessor, shows a lack of understanding of the ERMS technology, i.e., no understanding of the need for standards to ensure the adequacy of electronic discovery, and its connection to proof of «systems integrity,» as is required by the electronic records provisions of the Evidence Acts.