Without more math teachers, students at Jefferson and other schools will continue to suffer from shortages of critical courses taught by qualified instructors.
The context in which Bevan spoke was critical, of course: on the back of Labour's third successive general election defeat of that decade there was a recognition that the party had gone wrong somewhere along the line.
Mr. Warner, a former chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee who has grown increasingly critical of the course of the war, called last week for the withdrawal of some troops by Christmas to send a message to the Iraqi government.
Nongovernmental environmental organizations working in Russia have been critical of the course of Sakhalin II's development, highlighting the dangers to the region's whales and rivers and violations by contractors.
A CIA spokesman declined to comment on the agency's response, but current and former U.S. intelligence officials said it is sharply critical of the course of the committee's investigation as well as its conclusions.
We found that the assignment of caregivers to patient groups is more critical to the course of an epidemic than the cohorting of patients.
Our results suggest that assessing appropriate indicators of health span is critical in the course of identifying and discovering anti-aging compounds.
Performance is critical, of course, but if it comes at the expense of coordination, it can undermine execution.
Faculty were critical of course content as it related to cultural context, cultural sensitivity, and availability of resources.
