On screen the old-school hallmarks of "Flying Swords" begin with a plot so confusing (especially if you have to read subtitles) that it's best ignored.
Mr. Wicker and Mr. Easley have vowed to maintain the state's emphasis on improving schools, a hallmark of Mr. Hunt's four terms.
He will also propose restructuring a city department that oversees student testing and gives A-through-F grades to schools, a hallmark of Mr. Bloomberg's tenure.
With luminous paintings on the walls, newly rehabilitated classrooms and better education supplies, Abdullah's school bears all the hallmarks of the UNICEF and European Union rehabilitation project that originally targeted schools with large numbers of Iraqi refugee students.
"They professed their fondness so effusively and often that they sounded like high school sweethearts at a Hallmark card display," Mr. Isaacson writes.
Ms. Baez, who worked for 12 years as an aide to José Rivera when Mr. Rivera was on the Council and the Assembly, has made the issue of school construction a particular hallmark of her campaign.
After that last meal, having abandoned the gooey desserts that had the excessive sweetness that is the hallmark of school bake sales, we saw a vehicle parked at the curb, a Mercedes Sprinter cargo van that had been expensively retrofitted for passengers.
Johnson made the promotion of a school voucher system a "hallmark issue" of his second term.
Public enthusiasm for adding more charter schools, another Bloomberg hallmark, has also waned.
Improvements in public schools were the hallmark of Carroll's term.
Like many teen movies pre- and post-, Mean Girls has all the hallmarks of high school Americana, with bullying and bitching taking centre-stage.
