"A determination by a court that the school district acted reasonably in relation to these complaints" in the context of Title IX, Justice Ginsburg reasoned, was probably sufficient to dispose of the parents' Section 1983 claim as well.
This approach has been shown to be more effective in reducing the prevalence of stunting, underweight, and wasting in the context of Title II-funded programs than recuperative nutrition interventions alone.
The article also misstated the middle initial of a historian at Brandeis University who said the word "collaboration" in the context of the title is a slander.
The champions' 2 1 win over Wigan on Wednesday night forced the layers to slash United's price to just 1 100 (Coral) to win the league for the 18th time, a quote that renders tomorrow's fixture with Arsenal at Old Trafford almost meaningless in the context of the title race.
But in the context of a title fight between two team-mates, in which Mercedes have said they will not interfere, the call is hard to understand.
In some cases, the "context" of the series title has meant works by Bach's contemporaries; in others it has meant later works inspired by Bach.
He could be a game-changer, not in the context of retaining their title but by lifting United's hopes of making the top four and securing a place in next season's Champions League - unless they win this season's competition, of course.
A court challenge to the project to be heard Oct. 1 alleges errors by the Joint Review Panel (JRP) and NEB Governor In Council (GIC), as well as breaches of the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act and the Species At Risk Act, and raises concerns about the adequacy of Crown consultations in the context of First Nations land title.
For example, the proposed law would formalize a 10-year confidentiality period for any "reports, documents and data pertaining to… work undertaken within the context of a mining title," including geological discoveries or topographical information gleaned in the course of mining operations.
For example, if I'd hear that "these two enzymes are analogous" (outside of context of your paper title, which is helpful), I would think that the meaning is that these are two enzymes (homologous or not) catalyzing similar (analogous) but not identical reactions (e.g. glucokinase and mannokinase).
All of this is offered as context for the Department of Education portions of Title VIII of the stimulus bill, in which I have been mired for a couple of weeks now, because it is dense with "down payments" on transformational policy projects, but which is mercifully drawing to an end.
