Mr Howard told the NGSA he wanted to see "legally-enforceable, tough home-school contracts, allowing schools to set minimum standards of acceptable discipline and attendance".
Martin Luther's pronouncements on the educational responsibilities of the individual had no doubt helped create that healthy public opinion that rendered the principle of compulsory school attendance acceptable in Prussia at a much earlier date than elsewhere.
She had insisted that she would return to work after a course of chemotherapy but was told in October – with two months remaining on her sick note - that her employment was being terminated because she had "failed to maintain an acceptable level of attendance".
Such evidence includes attendance at an acceptable institution for at least a year and achievement of an outstanding scholastic record.
Facility births can be expected to improve maternal health outcomes, only if in-facility care is of an acceptable standard and ensures skilled attendance at birth.
Although the community midwifery model is a culturally acceptable method to increase skilled birth attendance in Kenya, the use of skilled birth attendance however remains disproportionately lower among poor mothers.
4. Cognitive behaviour formulation and joint treatment between a cognitive behaviour therapist and a GP are feasible, acceptable and have clinical utility for regular attendance.
Automated questionnaire-based telephone follow-up is acceptable to women and has the potential to reduce attendance at clinic.
The acceptable adherence to the exercise group was set to 80%% attendance rate, which represented 38 group exercise sessions.
An attendance rate of 75% and more was deemed acceptable and defined as adherence to the training plan [ 96].
Possible explanations for the low level of attendance are that the interventions may not have been acceptable to participants or that participants lacked the motivation and organisational skills to attend.
