Sentence examples for developments above from inspiring English sources
However, the political will to implement the NQS appears considerable, as evidenced by the number and range of recent developments above, leading therefore to they key question — how can quality in ECEC be measured effectively?
To the developments above — corresponding with what he refers to in Political Liberalism as the first level of publicity — Rawls adds the fact that the principles of justice should not only be known, but also accepted (and known to be accepted) (Rawls 1993, 66).
If so, it confirmed that Cooper had not landed near Lake Merwin, nor in any other part of the Lewis River, which feeds into the Columbia well downstream from the discovery site; and it lent credence to supplemental speculation (see Later developments above) placing the drop zone near the Washougal River, which merges with the Columbia upstream from the discovery site.
The developments listed above had transformed the evidential base for asserting the powerful role of opportunity in crime.
Despite the developments outlined above, interest in imagery amongst experimental psychologists remained at a fairly low level until the mid to late 1960s.
These free-living adults undergo sexual reproduction, the female lays eggs that then (as for direct development, above) develop into iL3s [ 3].
The potential of re-vegetated the mine spoil to imbibe carbon is examined through the development of above- and below-ground biomass development.
He is right that development from above often ignores these rights.
The defects in gametophyte development described above could arise from defective meiosis.
Methods and tools to help overcome many of these challenges already exist or are being developed (see e.g. the references regarding influences to open assessment development above) and some of the problems may even be solved by increased openness itself.
On Fox, the return of the Emmy-winning "Arrested Development," above, improved over its ratings last year, attracting 8.03 million viewers.
