In line with the national cancer nursing strategy [5], this programme will be offered again and extended nationally once third-level educational accreditation is obtained.
New Orleans was her home, but the institutions that she inspired extend nationally and internationally.
Her judgment, which explicitly mentioned refugees and visa holders but not green-card holders, extends nationally and will remain in effect until a follow-up hearing on February 21st.
In the spring of 1997, having garnered a total of 4,000 subscribers, Time Warner shut the network down, declaring it a valuable trial for a system that could be extended nationally once the technology became less expensive.
At the beginning, these programs were implemented only in a few cities but were subsequently extended nationally as the 'National Literacy Strategy' and the 'National Numeracy Strategy' (in 1998 and 1999 respectively).
This legislation extends nationally the California Million Solar Roofs initiative, started by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, a Republican.
A large earthquake on the San Andreas Fault, on the other hand, he says, could create a devastating threat to humanity, infrastructure, and the economy, with implications that extend nationally and even globally.
Initial recruitment was among six local networks (Southampton, Bristol, Birmingham, Oxford, Cardiff, and Exeter) but was extended nationally during the last 18 months of recruitment.
"The New England Sports Network would enable The Globe to extend its nationally recognized sports reporting franchise to the television medium, as well as allow it to better serve advertisers with combined print, television and Internet advertising sales".
The Washington program is being watched closely because when Congress must tackle reauthorizing President Bush's signature education law, No Child Left Behind, in 2007, the program could become a model for Republican efforts to extend vouchers nationally.
