In a fine catalogue essay, Katherine Brinson, the curator of the Guggenheim show, notes a standard emphasis of Studio School instruction: the rendering of forms in charcoal by partial erasure.
Dr. Ronald Barnes, the interim superintendent, described Herricks as "a very accomplished district with high academic standards," where emphasis was placed on arts and music programs.
The assembly backed the idea of prioritising "difficulties encountered in states which do not appropriately implement [European human rights] convention standards" – an emphasis that could see the court concentrate its resources on less compliant countries.
Following the regulations, we address Codes and Standards, with emphasis on the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code (B&PV Code) because it covers piping systems, vessels, pumps, and valves, which are of particular interest in this book.
In addition, they may reflect societal standards placing emphasis on outer appearance, dictating a fit body as the ideal [ 35, 36].
Garnier told MPs last week that a new industry body monitoring banking standards and the emphasis on top bankers taking responsibility was significant.
The first two episodes are relatively restrained by "Luther" standards, with an emphasis on plodding police work, while the case against Luther percolates in the background.
Dr. Rizzo said that the program is important because the job has metamorphosed in recent years as a result of increased academic standards and an emphasis on holding principals accountable for the quality of their schools.
Districts are finding it difficult to recruit principals because the position has become increasingly more challenging in recent years, a result of increased academic standards and an emphasis on holding principals accountable for the quality of their schools.
Since he became governor in 1995, Mr Bush has shepherded proposals through Texas's legislature that have overhauled the state's academic standards, placed new emphasis on reading proficiency, and ended the bizarre practice of "social promotion"—advancing to higher grades even students who fail standard tests.His two chief themes have been "accountability" and "local control".
A very common feature of many state standards is the emphasis on fossils as evidence.
