Miller and Roza propose in their report that state policymakers eradicate policies that require differential pay for teachers with advanced degrees, or mandate advanced degrees in order to remain in the profession.
Many of these charters mandate some degree of separation of powers and include a bill of rights that anchors independent judiciaries, ombudsmen, human-rights and anticorruption commissions, and election-management bodies.
It is tempting, and to some degree mandated by such a context, to treat Tibetan Buddhism as an independent knowledge system on the same basis as western science.
People don't have to get in the elevator for them to start acting uncomfortable, and a mandated quietness and degree of professionalism is required, as if you are presenting a $30 million contract to the board.
One of his targets was honorific speech, which mandates different degrees of politeness depending on a person's social rank.
Long story short, gay rights are important and should be mandated at the utmost degree.
As this Court has explained, the Constitution mandates some minimal degree of creativity, see The Trade-Mark Cases, 100 U. S., at 94; and an author who claims infringement must prove "the existence of..
Kerry's and McKenna's stances mean that any language that goes into the COP21 pact will not mandate a 1.5 degree limit as a limit, but rather as a suggestion or a vague concept.
Another crucial issue to discuss before talks begin is your mandate – the degree of negotiating authority your principal gives you.
Collaboration among the colleges is frequent, as mandated by a number of interdisciplinary degree programs and research centers.
Coaches and officials from Russia, Italy and France say their countries, to varying degrees, mandate their boxers to convene for training and competitions before major international meets.
