They noted that the scheme could enhance participants' lives, prospects, health and well-being in the long term, and that more significant findings would be possible in the years ahead as the first children to take part in Raploch sit their exams and leave school.
Our Index acts as a guide for policymakers and community leaders to shift their focus to the necessary cross-sector, bipartisan and evidence-based solutions that can improve citizens' lives, prospects and communities.
By this point the boy Dennis Lillee once described as a "once-in-nine-lives prospect" had become, after the odd misfire along the way, a fully-fledged Test bowler.
You'd imagine, then, that La Roux would be a fearsome live prospect, overflowing with Brixtonian energy and the kind of confidence that inspires fashion statements like singer Elly Jackson's trademark arching quiff.
The Pixies were still a thrilling live prospect, but the sets focused on early classics Come On Pilgrim (an eight-song EP from 1987), Surfer Rosa and 1989's Doolittle.
WorldCom's share price alone indicates that the market believes bankruptcy is a live prospect.
Visitors who read reviews are 30% more likely to take action and become a live prospect via a phone call, contact form or click.
But it's stupid to let live prospects walk away because we can't make work fast enough.
History tells us Henrik Stenson deals in seriously hot streaks, meaning the Open champion has live prospects here.
Try it on some live prospects to make sure it works.
This is the village where the Guardian hopes to transform lives and prospects.
