Rather, reliance on practices like suspensions, expulsions and arrests decrease academic achievement and increase the likelihood that students will be pushed out of school, oftentimes into the criminal justice system.
"It suggests a systemic over-reliance on practices that are outdated and harmful; possible understaffing; and the need for a change in the hospital's treatment philosophy that must come from the top levels of management".
But he has made clear he would replace the police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, overhaul the stop-and-frisk strategy to ban racial profiling, and limit reliance on the practice by hiring 2,000 more officers and putting more experienced ones in high-crime areas.
The numbers also reflect an increased reliance on a practice that has become an emotional flashpoint, particularly after the fatal police shooting of Sean Bell in 2006.
Therefore, at the core of the reliance on dual practice is the gap between the professional's expectations and what public service can offer.
The prescription increases may be partially explained by greater reliance on clinical practice guidelines, [ 8, 9] particularly more aggressive identification and management of risk factors for chronic conditions such as cardiovascular disease and osteoporosis.
In 1957, the villagers entered the employ of the logging companies, causing internal and external conflict as well as increased reliance on unsustainable practices.
In her commentary, Tyl (2009) responded to our criticism (Myers et al. 2009) of her bisphenol A (BPA) research (Tyl et al. 2008), and she defended the reliance on Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) in animal studies concerning risks posed by chemicals.
Mr. Fisher also called for less reliance on "smoothing," the practice of averaging factors over several years when pension values are calculated.
But in fact the two men had important habits in common; for example, their reliance on music, their practice of making the dance rise out of the score, and also — a trait inseparable from the other — their positing of dance itself as a sufficient mode of communication.
