Sentence examples for attendance targets from inspiring English sources

February 12 , 201412.51am GMT Daniel Hurst's full report on school attendance targets being added to the Closing the Gap report is here.

Christoper Pyne takes the question saying the prime minister has announced school attendance targets have been added to the closing the gap targets.

Image: AAP/Lukas Coch for the Guardian Updated at 1.47am GMT 1.34am GMT Warren Mundine on school attendance targets for Indigenous children The head of the prime minister's indigenous advisory council, Warren Mundine, said Abbott's closing the gap address to parliament was "one of the great speeches we've heard over the years" and Shorten's response was "good".

Wisconsin's influential Learnfare initiative is a conditional cash penalty program that sanctions a family's welfare grant when covered teens fail to meet school attendance targets.

As Figure 3 shows, of the 472 participants who enrolled in the initial weight loss program, 285 (60%) achieved weight loss and attendance targets and were randomized, with 142 assigned to TAT and 143 to SS.

The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, stressed Labor's continued support for the closing the gap initiative and welcomed Abbott's proposed new school attendance target.

And with Sharks chief executive Steve Diamond confident they will reach their attendance target for the season of 7,500, Wilkinson is hoping to tap into their supporter base.

Non-attendance rates are banded on a scale of 1 to 5 (higher the banding = better the performance) and a non-attendance target of ≤ 11.3% is considered acceptable [ 14].

Thus, it was not surprising that attendance during targeted, active-learning instruction on evolutionary relatedness was a significant predictor of correct taxa-relatedness reasoning.

Further inclusion criteria were details on cancer size or on stage; incidence reported for at least 7 years after commencement of breast cancer screening and screening attendance in target group of ≥60% per biennium (triennium in the UK) during at least the last 3 4 years of observation.

A total of 20 890 women were not eligible for re-attendance (non-target group, Table 1A).