Lynne Strickland, executive director of the Garden State Coalition of Schools, an advocacy group that represents primarily suburban districts, said that as many as 200 districts could be penalized under a wealth-equalized approach.
And even as malnutrition has increased during the past five years of peace, the SPLM government has spent more than $6 billion of oil revenue, received under a wealth-sharing agreement with the north, not to mention hundreds of millions of dollars in aid.
Re "Guarding Privacy May Not Always Protect Patients" (18 and Under, July 12): A wealth of research shows that access to confidential reproductive health care benefits teenage patients.
This first placement was crucial however – once I had that initial experience under my belt, a wealth of new opportunities were open to me, increasing my chances of finding future placements.
The post-PhD period is an excellent time for reflecting on your attributes and rehashing your CV, and with a doctorate under your belt a wealth of opportunities opens up to you.
The lineup is one of the most stacked endeavors to ever grace a festival, and even though everyone who goes is probably too cool to admit it, there is a wealth of under-appreciated artists set to break out.
It thus appears that even the gut microbiome of a well-researched mammal living under human observation contains a wealth of undiscovered functionalities.
Both have a wealth of information under their belts and enable a user to decide what to share and where.
A wealth ratio of under 1.0 puts a district below the state average and likely to get more money in a redistribution of aid.
The Mosaic boxed set, which Mr. Cuscuna is putting together, will include Air's Arista albums and a wealth of material under Mr. Threadgill's name, much of it now out of print.
