The goal is to produce 50 new science teachers over two years for the state's middle and high schools, which have long coped with a critical shortage of math and science instructors.
Mr. Lloyd's murder and the subsequent revelation that Mr. Hernandez is being investigated in a separate double homicide have tarnished the Patriots organization, which holds itself up as a model franchise, and delivered the latest black eye for the National Football League, a league that has long coped with players who commit violent crimes.
For the models with long copes, especially for those with thin webs and high steel grades, stable post-buckling equilibrium path could be sustained after the occurrence of initial buckling, and as a result the ultimate reaction can be evidently higher than that governed by elastic buckling.
They worried whether Ireland, having looked dodgy for so long, could cope with this politically, could ever regain investors' trust, and would ever be able to repay its debts.
Lawyers (including defense lawyers) work long hours, cope with lots of stress, and struggle to get along with opposing counsel, clients, bosses, and judges.
I've been commuting for so long and coped with so many L.I.R.R. disasters, mistakes and annoyances that I'm entitled to be a slob.
It just goes to show how well Giggs and Scholes have done to have played so long, and coped with the changes of the modern game.
If you do, you're like plenty of other working adults who are logging long hours, coping with work-related stress, and generally not getting enough rest.
After collecting a monthly salary for so long, would I cope on student finance?
Other social democratic parties, particularly (but not exclusively) those operating under proportional representation, have long had to cope with at least one alternative on their radical flank.
