One practice that is used in LAUSD schools and many other urban and minority school districts is "social promotion," which involves promoting students to the next grade even though they haven't met the mandated standards to warrant advancement.
The high percentage of students engaging in health risk behaviors found in this study, with 20%30%% of students reporting at least one health risk behavior from each of the five domains examined, suggests that enhanced adolescent health promotion efforts are warranted to promote a safer river of life for adolescents living in El Salvador.
In 2006, however, the Phillies "patience was... rewarded"; pitching for the Lakewood BlueClaws for the third consecutive season, he earned Phillies Minor League Pitcher of the Month accolades for May, thus warranting a promotion to the Clearwater Threshers.
Such specials drew the attention in August of an advertising watchdog in Britain that upheld customer complaints that the airlines set aside too few seats to warrant the promotions.
Clearly, in the short term, active protection by health promotion is warranted to correct misperceptions about safety and efficacy of BWs and causality of incidents and injuries.
The Tuxedo Cat, Melbourne, 25 to 31 March Dr Brown and Sam Simmons: Yep, self-promotion, but warranted.
Conditions regarding pay that participants reported negatively affected their mental health included: not being paid for overtime (or at overtime rates), not getting performance-based pay increases or promotions when warranted, and inequitable pay between staff in comparable positions.
Therefore, health education and promotion programmes are warranted to be developed among vocational students in the campus.
However, further research is warranted to ascertain whether the promotion of care-seeking and treatment of perceivably less severe episodes has a measurable impact on under five mortality.
Health education and promotion programmes might be warranted for mothers, especially for those with a low education level.
