Sentences with phrase «state shift»

This clearly - stated shift in emphasis should help everyone understand why the annual tax return now requires details of any real estate sale to be spelled out.

In 25 years earth will go into a planetary ecological state shift and enter into runaway, irreversible, unstoppable mass extinction.

Sarat deftly describes how in the late 19th century the United States shifted from public executions to bureaucratic and nearly invisible killings, not for reasons of humanity, but to allow the state to control what had always been — when public — a dangerously uncontrollable occasion.

It is critical that the United States shifts away from piecemeal initiatives toward comprehensive reform.

Electricity imported from out of state, for example, got cleaner as states shifted from coal to cheaper natural gas.

But if states shift to payroll taxes, then businesses will be able to deduct all these employees» taxes for the first time, freeing up more of the money they've set aside for that employee to go to wages.

Ocean states shift abruptly at these times and are punctuated by extreme El Niño Southern Oscillation events.

New York state shifted its snow - battling resources from New York City to the central part of the state after the storm moved west, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said at a news conference this morning.

You are fine with NY State being the biggest donor state shifting $ 48B per year in NY wealth to other states?

I'd say that Smith is at least as vulnerable as Collins if we're talking about blue states shifting to sending blue Senators to Washington.

The introduction of free personal sites in the United States shifted monopoly where the sites most appointments were paid for their services.

Because when Red State shifts from its comedic tone, in the same vein as the teen sex comedy, to a torture porn fest about the dangers of blind faith, there's no going back.

They're talking about letting states shift funding from poor schools to wealthier ones — all in the name of local control.

The archive program draws from feature film clips, documentary shorts, weekly newsreels and propaganda films produced from 1967 - 1980 to reflect the changing fashions, mores and politics of the times, as the Afghan state shifted from monarchy to autocratic republic to embattled Communist project.

«With the increasing share of renewable energy sources, electricity generation is in many Member States shifting from a system of relatively stable and continuous supply towards a system with more numerous and small - scale supply of variable sources,» the Commission said in its note.

Lawyers have a duty to consider and propose to the client options for settlement on an ongoing basis, throughout the course of the client's file, as the parties» emotional states shift and the family's circumstances evolve.

Explain how to help couple members melt defenses of intellectualization and hyper - emotionality to regulate affect and encourage state shifts that create new therapeutic experiences

He said as states shift to common standards and common tests, those worries will be eased; nearly all states have signed on to the Common Core State Standards Initiative.

Journal: Paul R. Renne et al. «State shift in Deccan volcanism at the Cretaceous - Paleogene boundary, possibly induced by impact.»

Second, after World War II, the norm for advanced education in the United States shifted from the liberal arts college to the university.

As the state shifts toward renewable energy, under a mandate to power half its electrical grid with solar and wind by 2030, nuclear also supplies about 60 percent of its carbon - free power.

The absolute worst thing about the state shifting burdens back onto local tax payers is the huge disparity in property value behind each student within localities.

As the population of cyclists in the United States shifts to an older demographic, further investments in infrastructure and promotion of safe riding practices are needed to protect bicyclists from injury.»

«The state shift in atmospheric circulation is unprecedented in the observational record, which goes back as far as 1850.

But though their probability is difficult to assess, state shifts are a potentially large contributor to overall climate risk.

Abrupt state shifts in subcomponents of the Earth system are often poorly captured by Earth system models; sometimes an outlier model produces a state shift in response to projected emissions, and sometimes such state shifts are only hinted at by the geological record.

First, inducing students to attend out - of - state colleges likely requires large financial incentives, given that all the observed out - of - state shifting in this study is driven by colleges known to provide large student aid packages.

Those gains have been sustained over time, even as the state shifted to the ACT as the statewide accountability measure.

Former N.Y. K - 12 Official Ken Wagner Picked to Be Rhode Island Chief EdWeek: As a deputy commissioner in New York state, Wagner played a key role in overseeing how the state shifted to the Common Core State Standards and aligned assessments.

With the rise of automation and the decline of strike success and means for employees to express their demands effectively, the workforce of the United States shifted to a service industry focus, which has traditionally been a sector unions have been weaker in recruiting and retaining members from.

In applauding the decision, Superintendent John Deasy said in a statement it «brings more equity to the assessment transition process» as the state shifts to the Common Core State Standards curriculum.

In this way, the state shifted the college readiness interventions into 12th grade, rather than waiting to «remediate» students when they arrived on campus.

(Two years ago, the state shifted to tests aligned to the Common Core State Standards.

Needless to say, to hear the President of the United States shift his views on standardized testing should now prompt other politicians, both Democrats and Republicans, to give up the notion that testing can be used to assess students, teachers and schools.

Special needs voucher costs above the 150 percent would result in the state shifting tax dollars to cover the private school tuition bill, up to 90 percent above the remaining amount.