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Several years ago, Dr. Paige, a Republican and an usher in his Baptist church, initiated a program that permitted students in Houston's lowest performing schools -- about 3 out of 300 -- to use state education money to attend private schools, as long as the school did not have a religious affiliation, said Ms. Fallon, the union leader.

A new internal conducted for Republican governors shows narrow support for a legalization plan for unlawful Mexicans already here (50percentt of respondents approve; 45percentt oppose) and strong backing for a program that permits new immigrants to earn permanent legal residency over time (57percentt approve; 39percentt oppose).

The sheriffs also plan to talk about mental health of inmates in jails and a program that permits the federal government to transfer military supplies to local law enforcement, according to the NSA spokesman.

Silversea Cruises has a Reassurance Program that permits passengers to cancel a cruise within one to 14 days before departure for any reason and receive a 100percentt credit for a future cruise, valid for 12 months.

ME-2 is a flexible program that permits the incorporation of any a priori information such as chemical properties or linear constraints into the model as a target to be fitted to some specified precision.

The CBM program is an administrative program that permits a patent defendant to challenge certain financial services' business-method patents in the USPTO using more legal defenses and facing fewer downsides than is typically the case for post-grant challenges to patents in the USPTO.

Oregon and Iowa are interested in adopting versions of a Maine program that permits low-income people to attend college full-time while receiving public assistance.

He suggested consulting a physical therapist or exercise physiologist to help design "an exercise program that permits loading joints appropriately".

The criticism continued last month, after Mr. Cuomo and legislative leaders in Albany agreed to a plan, supported by the state comptroller, Thomas P. DiNapoli, that modifies an existing program that permits public employers in the short term to contribute less into pension funds, though they would be required to put money into reserve funds once deferred payments are eventually made.

You may want a highly structured curriculum that allows older children to work alone or an unstructured program that permits you to teach through everyday activities.

It is also running a small pilot program that permits three-year sabbaticals.