Sentence examples for time primary from inspiring English sources

Whereas previous staffing crises predominantly affected secondary schools, this time, primary schools are struggling to recruit.

It found that with more time, primary care doctors reduced referrals by up to 30percentt.

At the same time, primary care practices should work with social care providers to offer annual health checks to patients aged 75 and over.

By the time Primary Stages tackled it seven years later, the signs were far more encouraging, even with ailments among the cast forcing several canceled previews.

Each child will have a "pupil profile" allowing parents to track their progress, and for the first time primary schools will be able to apply for foundation status, giving them more control over their affairs.

He concluded that if every adult were to receive such an exam, the health care system would be saddled with 145 million more visits every year, consuming 41 percent of all the time primary care doctors spend with patients.

In New Hampshire, Mr. Obama fared better among first-time primary voters.

Internet phenomenon and full-time primary school teacher Mr Thorne, of Mr Thorne Does Phonics fame, is well worth investigating.

Another first-time primary voter, Darrin Smith of Eastchester, said that after reading and hearing so much about the campaign he would have felt guilty sitting it out.

The last similar exercise conducted by the DfE in 2010 found that full-time primary school teachers worked just over 50 hours a week – a figure that was little changed over the previous decade.

George W. Bush's one-time primary rival, Senator John McCain, tossed down a new challenge to him today, pledging an all-out battle to force the Senate to consider an overhaul of the campaign finance law right after the new president is inaugurated later this month.