Sentence examples for idea states from inspiring English sources

The law, generally known by its acronym, IDEA, states that local schools are obliged to help identify children who may have learning disabilities and then have them assessed, with the parents' consent.

Under IDEA, states have been required to develop a State Performance Plan4 around 20 indicators.

IDEA states that the FAPE needs to be available to all children between the ages of 3 and 21.

And he and several other lawmakers from IDeA states suggested that the money cut from IDeA appears to be going to NCATS.

ECHO will also include data analysis and coordinating centers and a pediatric trials network at so-called IDeA states, or states with relatively little NIH funding.

The trade-off idea states that behavioral strategies are selected so as to minimize certain task and condition dependent costs.

And Microsoft blamed the states for the failure of the talks -- an idea state and federal officials denied.

The idea, state officials say, is that exposing the disparity forces school districts to seek to eliminate it.

NEON officials rejected the idea, stating "we cannot make one component of the observatory a higher priority than others".

Wells first proposed this idea, stating that "the term relative judgment refers to the fact that the witness seems to be choosing the lineup member who most resembles the witnesses' memory relative to other lineup members" (Wells 1984, p. 92).

The university rejected the idea, stating that external degree or certification programs would be significantly inferior to residence education.