This requires a careful mixture, firstly of education, and only when absolutely necessary, of legislation.
In 1992, in the aftermath of the Los Angeles riots, he founded Operation HOPE, a non-profit organisation, to give poor people in the worst-hit parts of the city "a hand-up, not a handout" through a mixture of financial education, advice and basic banking.
After their first year, which is spent in a mixture of army training and classroom education, Eritreans take an exam.
The bill also eliminates a 20-hour work requirement, the cornerstone of the current program, and instead allows an individualized mixture of work and education to equal 35 hours a week.
In Jevons we encounter a mixture of enlightened belief in education and prejudiced opinions against certain parts of the population, which is certainly not unusual for the 19th century.
The colleges polled were a mixture of sixth-form colleges, further education colleges and specialist colleges.
Mr. Ohnesorg has an excellent ability to create unique programs focused on a mixture of superb artistry, entertainment and education of the audience.
Canterbury College, formerly Canterbury College of Technology, offers a mixture of vocation, further and higher education courses for school leavers and adults.
A mixture of mass media and school education programs could help improve the information provided to young people.
Unfortunately, those of us who are reading the tea leaves in Arne Duncan's (Obama's Secretary of Education) cup are finding an insidious mixture brewing.
