Sentence examples for states to identify from inspiring English sources

Under President Bush's proposal, commonplace measurement error could cause states to identify as "failing" some schools that don't deserve the label.

What is left is a testing provision that would force states to identify failing schools, but even that is weaker than he wanted.

It recommends using "the full range of surveillance and intelligence capabilities available to member states" to identify potential smuggling vessels before they leave African shores.

New York is one of the only states to identify these difficult cases, classifying them as Students with Interrupted Formal Education, but state education officials do not offer a suggested curriculum, provide any additional financing or track their progress.

That law requires states to identify which schools have met its achievement benchmarks before the opening of fall classes each year, which in Texas last year occurred in mid-August.

Making registration easier — for example, by obligating states to identify and register eligible voters or by allowing voters to update their registrations online — would also make a real difference.

Finally, the data was sorted by state to identify the priciest markets in each one.

Since its earliest days, the camera has been deployed by the state to identify and keep records of its citizens.

After several research groups questioned graduation rates, the federal Department of Education in 2005 published an estimated rate for each state, to identify those that were reporting least accurately.

Mr. Schneiderman said his office would work with district attorneys across the state to identify cases in which there might be significant doubts surrounding a conviction.

Then there was the recommendation that New Jersey become the first state to identify teenage drivers by affixing a bright decal to their vehicle to help the police with enforcement, and to allow other drivers to exercise more caution.