The value proposition for educational institutions, on the other hand, is that peerTransfer's solution captures student ID info at the time of payment so that schools know that the full payment has been received and contains the necessary info to post immediately to student accounts.
That cross-platform compatibility makes StarOffice an attractive proposition to companies and educational institutions that have a mish-mash of different kinds of computers on their networks.
As a battle cry, "pension reform" has joined the ranks of "paycheck protection" (see 2012's Proposition 32 in California) and "educational choice" (i.e., national parent-trigger laws).
The startup is also eager to extend its value proposition beyond its interactive library of educational content, though, by allowing teachers to create virtual classrooms on top of its content, which work in concert with whiteboards, mobile devices and PCs.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit concluded there was "an undeniable racial dimension" to the initiative, but ruled "the reallocation of political authority at issue in Proposition 227 operated solely to address an educational issue, not a racial one".
The measure would have asked voters to repeal part of Proposition 209, which prohibited state agencies and educational institutions from discriminating or showing preference on the basis of race, sex, color, ethnicity or national origin.
Educational bureaucrats are in a snit over the passage of Proposition 227, which requires that non-English-speaking students be taught English as rapidly as possible.
The statement said it was agreed "St Michael's as a separate school is not a viable proposition, both financially and in the quality of educational opportunities and experiences it can offer the students".
The intellectual significance of seeking outcomes information follows the proposition that medical academics should apply to their educational endeavors the sort of critical scientific thinking that is expected in their clinical and research work [ 14, 15].
In 1994, after an emotional anti-immigrant campaign during another economic downturn, California voters approved Proposition 187, which would have denied most health and educational benefits to illegal immigrants.
