In his report, Tucker proposes keeping testing but using "inspectorates" to hold schools accountable and peer pressure to hold teachers accountable.
There was this head inspector [health inspectorate] who gave a keynote speech at this conference.
Therefore, differences in age categories, education levels and the extent to which respondents knew about the Inspectorate were therefore tested by chi-squared tests.
They had beefed up the schools inspectorate and brought in a national curriculum and a series of tests that state-school children of various ages must take, publishing the results.
There was also a misunderstanding in the approval, as NSB had said to DNV that the tests on the Dovre Line were not to be considered representative for the Sørland Line, while the inspectorate had the impression that DNV had approved the tests also for the Sørland Line.
In the UK our hydration needs can be met from a source that is rigorously tested by the Drinking Water Inspectorate and operates in a supremely low-carbon way (the common carriage of water mains is comparatively efficient and uses little energy).
These local arrangements would be overseen by national inspectorates.
The public sector, particularly in Britain, is awash with inspectorates and performance targets.
The theoretical expressions are tested experimentally using 252Cf spontaneous fission sources measured in two thermal well counters representative of the type in common use by international inspectorates.
Ranking workplaces from worst to best is perhaps the most straightforward way for managing labor inspectorates.
