Sentence examples for nea from inspiring English sources
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Near Earth asteroid
She praised bold reforms in Colorado, while that state's NEA opposed them.
In 2009 Arne Duncan, Barack Obama's education secretary, outlined his reforms in a speech to the National Education Association (NEA), America's biggest union.
Supporters of the National Endowment for the Arts NEAA) occasionally suggest that the American government's support for the arts is embarrassingly meagre pointing out, for example, that the shipping costs for Operation Desert Storm alone could have funded the NEA for more than a century.
The first is to attempt to mine a large NEA in its existing orbit, dropping off a payload every time it passes by.
She praised Colorado's bold reforms (that state's NEA denounced them) and she points to the AFT's innovative new contracts in New Haven and Baltimore.
The pay of American public-school teachers is not based on any measure of performance (the NEA opposes merit pay); instead, it is determined by a rigid formula based on experience and years of schooling, factors that Mr Podgursky calls "massively unimportant" in deciding how well students do.The uniform pay scale invites what economists call adverse selection.
Sixteen-month-old Jah-Nea Myles dropped and landed in the arms of Helen Beard, 44, from Worksop in Northamptonshire, without a scratch or blemish.
Mrs Beard, who is on holiday in Orlando, was beside the pool at the Econo Lodge Inn and Suites at 11pm on Wednesday when she noticed Jah-Nea dangling between some fourth-floor railings.
FOR a quarter of a century, surveys of reading habits by the National Endowment for the Arts NEAa), a federally-funded body, have been favourite material for anyone who thinks America is dumbing down.
The 2010 edition of the IEA/NEA Costs of Generating Electricity study puts overnight costs for Chinese generation II plants at $1,700 for every kilowatt of capacity, giving a gigawatt plant a price tag of less than $2 billion.
Bob Chase, president of the National Education Association NEAA), the main teachers' union, wasted no time in pointing out that this will require raising teachers' salaries so that more qualified candidates will enter the profession and stay there.
