That may or may not turn out to be a good thing quality standards in the early-childhood field surely need an overhaul but in the meantime the bill lends oomph to the antiquated notions that prevail in this field.
Clearly this notion prevails in all of the social groups studied, albeit with some difference in frequency, but is most dominantly seen among low income, lower educated, Black African and Coloured men.
For some time, a notion prevailed that a greater number of children with flat foot in the group of obese subjects is connected with the existence of a larger fat pad, whereas the study carried out by Mickle et al. [ 19] showed that the fat pad thickness in obese and non-obese children in preschool age were the same.
In the immediate aftermath of 9/11, the notion briefly prevailed that an age of excess had been terminated, and we Americans would finally be forced to relinquish our deep preoccupation with shallow things.
Strong utilitarian notions prevail among the government public health authorities at the state and district levels and guide the vaccination programmes.
From this time, the notion began to prevail that the essence of the studium generale was the privilege of conferring a universally valid teaching license and that no new studium could acquire that position without a papal or imperial bull.
The government is not trying to ordain which technologies will prevail; the notion of attempting to pick "winners and losers" is as unpopular among Chinese technologists as it is in Silicon Valley.
"The notion that truth will prevail is not working.
They were given a passport instead of a ticket, underlining the notion that different social rules prevailed.
As part of the city's efforts before the appeals court, it prevailed on the notion that the hiring of 21 additional firefighters, something contemplated during the proceedings, was not justified.
