She believes regional governments have too much power and wants to claw back central control over, for example, education.
This can take the form of direct compensation or greater provision of free or semi-free public goods (for example, education, retraining, healthcare, unemployment benefits, and portable pensions).
For example, education directly benefits the individual and also provides benefits to society as a whole through the provision of more informed and productive citizens.
Consider funders who may support your wider impact: If your charitable work also has impact outside of its direct remit, for example, education or perhaps providing employment in developing countries, then you have a much wider prospect pool.
For example, education, family income, and occupational prestige all predict the probability of deflated status.
Perhaps, for example, education or age affect wages and work opportunities differently for the two migrant groups.
In this context, new opportunities for technology support have arisen in different areas, for example, education, games and entertainment, automobile, and commerce.
For example, education, we now have one teacher per maybe 30 kids, or maybe 50 in other countries, where the ratio is even more dramatic.
If, for example, education patterns are transmitted across generations and correlated with trust levels, the results from the first column would capture the effect of education on trust.
For example, education is considered to begin when children are aged 3 or 4, with younger children defined as needing only minding or care while their parents work.
For example, education and nationality have become more important in finding a job in Ireland over the course of the recession, while there has been a fall in the scarring impact of unemployment durations.
