Other Jets, like cornerback Dwight Lowery, said he understood the rationale for reducing the number of chances for contact in practices.
Under his theory, the "front door" was for ordinary, law-abiding students applying the normal way and hoping for the best, and the back door was for families who made large donations to schools in the hope of boosting a student's chances for admission there, a practice that is legal but not certain to succeed.
It happened recently, and even though I had offered my boyfriend's daughter the chance to drive my car for practice several times, she had never said yes, until now.
A potential explanation was that the young in Changshu and Liyang had better chances for making money, whereas practicing medicine in Jingning was not a bad option, which attracted more young people to join the healthcare workforce in the underdeveloped areas.
Maybe it is better to put it this way: Friday gave the Department of Sanitation and other New York City agencies a chance to practice for the next time there really is a snowstorm.
Clark's (2015) students also showed their preference toward flipped classroom approach since it provided more chances for a variety of instructional practices (e.g., project-based learning, real-world applications) rather than merely listening to lectures.
"It's a chance for companies to practice social corporate responsibility". There are some 46 reintegration projects in the pipeline, funded in part by the private sector.
The strange thing is that, elsewhere, those fans may have cause to feel cheated, or depleted, because there is precious little chance for Stone to practice what he does best: the close combat of riled and raucous souls.
