Most of them are highly unsatisfactory even as theories.
The fight continues over a new evaluation plan that scraps the former "satisfactory," "unsatisfactory" ratings, instead rating teachers as highly effective, effective, developing or ineffective, 20percentt of which is based on student growth on test scores.
He calls the decision-making process "highly unsatisfactory".
These deficiencies included "highly unsatisfactory" handling of the informant, including: ncluding a failure to register him as an informant and holding unsupervised meetings with him, as to which there were only incomplete records.
For a historian with Junquera's propensities, such vagueness is highly unsatisfactory.
"It is highly unsatisfactory to have this news blackout over the crucial Christmas period.
Before the meeting, he said that this system "should be stopped, and we should check: can the procedures stay as they are?" Mr. Seehofer called the current system, which has been criticized by several European Union nations, "highly unsatisfactory".
"The current delivery of computing education in many UK schools is highly unsatisfactory," the scientists, who include Nobel prize winner Paul Nurse, argue.
This has created what Ken Clarke has rightly called "a highly unsatisfactory no man's land in which cases can be brought but not resolved".
