Notably, the curriculum standards also say that students should be able to identify Moses as someone who informed America's founding documents -- a point that critics say is an example of the SBOE trying to insert religion into the classroom.
Purpose / Objective To conduct an impact assessment that will document the activities of SHAPES, using the Strategy Document as a point of reference to determine the extent to which the program has been meeting its objectives.
(As a pair, they're followed by a video crew — a commentary on the pervasiveness of surveillance, and on how simple it is to document things, a point that is generally lost on the show's participants).
His personal and professional vicissitudes since have been documented to a point that exhausts dignity, but his ambition to seal his return to the elite in this race is instructive.
The following illustrates the detail of what an eco-medical competency might look like using one of these domains from the ACRRM primary curriculum document as a point of departure: 'Professional, legal and ethical practice'[ 35]: Professional, legal and ethical practice Engage in continuous learning and professional development appropriate to a climate-changing world.
The president's budget proposal is largely a political document, a starting point in negotiations with Congress.
A retired official at China's National Defense University, Xin Ziling, reportedly called the document a "turning point" in Chinese politics, in an interview circulating on the Web.
In the papal document, Francis made a point of praying for secular leadership.
But the document also made a point of saying that redevelopment would expose the slurry wall and allow access to the truncated column remnants 70 feet below ground, though it is not yet clear what form access would take.
He described the document, known as a "point of agreement," as a largely symbolic recommendation to the federal government that the local legislature lacked the ability to enforce. .
