They also credited intensive reading programs like Success for All, and defended the emphasis on testing.
She also credited intensive physical therapy, as well as yoga and Pilates, but learning to walk was the first step.
He credits intensive psychoanalysis ("It lasted thirteen years; three times a week the first seven years, twice a week for four years, and after that, by phone, twice a week") with saving his life.
"Our explicit objective should be a less credit-intensive economy," he writes.
This restrains the output of credit-intensive companies and dynamic, new firms.
Americans overreacted in a burst of patriotic fervour; credit usage plunged and GDP fell by an annualised 8%, the steepest quarterly drop in the past 50 years.Since then the influence of debt has probably grown as the economy has become more credit-intensive.
They credited an intensive advertising campaign, creative use of the Internet, more recruiters and other incentives, including better pay.
This study focuses on the experience of a contingent of Thai PhD in Education students who travelled to the United States (US) to participate in an intensive credit bearing academic development program at Southwest Minnesota State University.
In a new report last week, the World Bank found that despite remarkably steady and rapid growth in China's G.D.P., even during the global financial crisis, the country's economy remained unbalanced, relying too heavily on huge infusions of state-supplied credit into capital-intensive industries.
The ongoing de-industrialization increases inequality, and a debt-intensive credit boom emerged to compensate for the deflationary effects of this structural change.
Earlier Boris Johnson, London mayor and Conservative MP for Uxbridge and South Ruislip, said he believed the tax credit changes were under "intensive review".
