Noting that policing in many parts of Baltimore was "particularly challenging" and that officers had to "regularly confront complex social problems rooted in poverty, racial segregation and deficient educational, employment and housing opportunities," they said most officers "work hard to provide vital services to the community".
This sudden increased strain to excel academically combined with deficient educational resources could lead rural students who have never had suicidal ideation during elementary school years to consider suicide in grade 7. Body-image dissatisfaction is an important contributor to suicidal ideation in adolescents that has been found in previous research [ 28].
Then, last Friday, when Mr. Wagner was rejected by the State Education Commissioner as deficient in the educational qualifications required by state law, the city board expressed astonishment at this deviation from politics-as-usual and began muttering about having to start the search for a chancellor from scratch all over again.
However, the Wikipedia entries were deficient in citing educational guidelines produced by cardiology societies and associations such as the American Heart Association, the European Society of Cardiology and the British Hypertension Society.
As the World Bank points out, "undernutrition" in young children has been linked to delayed growth and motor development, lower I.Q.'s, behavioral problems and decreased attention, deficient learning and lower educational achievement.
Provider-related barriers include deficiencies in knowledge and skills (and ongoing educational opportunities), delays in referral, deficient communication, and deficient numbers of female health providers for female patients.
Based on our assessment of Egypt's most pressing assistance needs, and broad public consensus in Egypt that the educational system is seriously deficient, we would like to focus on education.
Those at the bottom of the economic ladder are indeed a separate nation, as deficient in terms of health protection and educational advantage as an African country.
Compared with their better-fed peers, nutrition-deficient children have more diseases and lower educational standards (perhaps because they cannot concentrate in class).
Situation Project inspires and nurtures the students of high-performing, arts-deficient New York City public schools by supplementing their traditional educational curriculum with amazing cultural experiences including Broadway shows.
But let's face it: if successful, it would not be because of its highfalutin educational programs, but rather because troublemaking, academically deficient students from far-off neighborhoods would be redirected to other schools.
