As a result, the law is branding numerous schools as failing, but not producing radical change — leaving angry parents demanding redress.
As I detailed in an earlier Monkey Cage post, new organizational partnerships and newly contentious partisan political environments produced radical changes in the viability of new voting rights for women.
The chapter concentrates on "active" intensification methods, such as rotation and electric fields, as these are the approaches that can produce radical changes in process plant design and performance, as with the spinning disc reactor.
He is also the director of the substance-abuse division at Bellevue, and he told me that he had known little about psychedelics — drugs that produce radical changes in consciousness, including hallucinations — until a colleague happened to mention that, in the nineteen-sixties, LSD had been used successfully to treat alcoholics.
If the next 30 years produced radical changes in the general acceptance of gay and lesbian couples, advances for women's rights, and the election of a black president, that gap of the nation's faith in its politicians in Washington has yawned into a chasm.
One might expect the election to produce radical change.
The results of today's announcement are designed to produce radical change.
In some districts 50 votes, says Mr Safa, will make a difference.Yet the result may not produce radical change.
A senior policy adviser with another charity said that the body's failure to produce radical change was simply the fate of minimally funded cross-departmental units, and not the fault of the unit itself.
Some of the reforms were cosmetic, but free elections in Iraq and Palestine did produce radical change, and in Lebanon a peaceful uprising succeeded in ending decades of Syrian tutelage.Yet several things went wrong.
