PAGE A24 Varying Academic Standards The Department of Education issued a report that, for the first time, measured the wide extent of differences in academic standards among the states.
The wide extent of their holdings made Thibaut and his successors major feudal lords, and it was during the 12th and 13th centuries that Champagne reached its apogee.
The wide extent of such practices should not be taken to show that protecting national security requires gross violations of human rights.
The wide extent of DOHP and NDVIR combinations representing desert fringe ecosystems and arid lands indicated a continuation of degradation processes in areas with rainfalls > 500 mm/year.
Tamasin Cave, of the lobbying transparency group Spinwatch, said the records of ministerial meetings showed the wide extent of corporate networks of influence, but she also warned they may merely scratch the surface.
A ground vehicle was tested for the first time outside Earth during the Apollo program, but the longer stay and the wider extent of the exploration will make similar vehicles designed for Mars larger, faster and more complex.
Court cases, such as the ones surrounding the massacre in Haditha and the rape and murder of a 14-year-old in Mahmudiya, and news stories in the Washington Post, Time, the London Independent and elsewhere based on Iraqi accounts have begun to hint at the wide extent of the attacks on civilians.
Increased incidence of mental illness relating to the pervasive psychological trauma of recurrent disasters and violence in the region requires a community-based approach, given the wide extent of need and local resources (both human and financial) available to address this complex issue.
He recognized, however, that his state was rapidly becoming multiracial, and the outpouring of addresses and other tributes offered to him by representatives of all communities and groups on the occasion of his silver jubilee in 1912 was testimony to the wide extent of the respect and affection in which he was held.
