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How can American educators do a better job of deciding when a child is ready to start school and perhaps even redesign kindergarten itself?

Employees in DC schemes can be at a loss when deciding how much to invest, where to put their money and what kind of pension to expect.

That is the beauty with those Web Sites : the choice is yours, you have the option of deciding just how much you say to people.

The situation would not be as serious, of course, if the number of people deciding to leave were low.

There is nothing to call out his individuality, his ingenuity, his powers of balancing, judging, deciding.

He said he would give me one year probation before deciding whether to keep me or fire me.

there may be less haste in deciding the fate of Mr Abhisit's party, determined to hang on to power until its term ends in a year.

When you're deciding on new features, how much is fan feedback, and how much is stuff you've been thinking of for a while?

"You're a plague, " she said, deciding that I would not be a customer.

After a number of years trying to communicate with her through spiritualists, he gave up - deciding the whole thing was bunkum.

The difficult part is deciding what you want and that whatever you choose will blend in and enhance your meeting , meals, events .

Yet deciding to smoke or drink or not to exercise or to eat more steaks and less broccoli all impose end-of-life costs.

Study the site carefully before deciding how much to bid.

Looking at other books before deciding which might be of use to you is particularly important when buying a textbook for your course.

This is an experimentation problem: how much do you need to see of a man's behaviour before deciding you'd be better off without him?

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After high school, Pfeiffer went to college for a year, deciding that she wanted to become a court reporter.

Setting up training programmes. Organising a training workshop, deciding on the sort of training required and who will need training.

"I believed this morning that this stage would be a deciding one and I was very nervous, " admitted Schleck in a post-race press conference.

United will assess the condition of Vidic over the next 24 hours before deciding if he can fly out with the remainder of the squad tomorrow.

First, there is no sound basis for deciding how much capital is enough.

We also list the caveats that must be considered when deciding whether or not autophagy is an important effector mechanism of cell death.

As another example, consider an airline deciding how much to charge passengers who fly standby.

And, of course, restaurants add a service charge, which customers may forget to factor in when deciding how much they can spend.

The single largest challenge is often overlooked: deciding when to test, and for what agents.

Pete D'Arruda has a simple way of deciding how much of your retirement savings should be at risk.

The means of deciding whether code should be refactored is often subjective.

In the mid-20th century, governments began to get out of the business of deciding which couples were "fit" to marry.

It's true. Television networks use those ratings when deciding how much to charge advertisers.

You cannot be ill without at some level causing yourself to be, and you can be well again in a moment by simply deciding to be.

Therefore I would like to ask your opinion about deciding the Hsinchu City in Chinese Taipei to be a host city for this meeting.

In other words, 'deciding whether something is natural is often a highly complex -- and highly technical -- question, ' said Mr. Carvajal.

The fuss did demonstrate how much trouble national libraries are having deciding what to store from the internet.

"It's not about taking costs out, it's about deciding what costs to put in to deliver the value that consumers appreciate, " he said.

When deciding who competes with whom, geography is often the key factor.

A woman unconsciously uses orgasms as a way of deciding whether or not a man is good for her.

You can limit your losses by deciding how much you'll spend, before you start! See what our group does on their first visit to the casino.

The health insurance aspect of a benefit package is often the major deciding factor in whether a person accepts a position with a company.

But deciding whether it's right for you to have sex is one of the most important decisions you'll ever have to make.

The affair had led to her father's suicide, leaving her to fend for her daughter and mother, and deciding to seek work as an escort.

Freedom. Freedom in deciding what work to do or how to do it; a sense of control over one's work.

Her ever-sensitive lip began to quiver, and her eye to blink, at something this reproof was deciding her to say.

The great decision I am talking about is method and curriculum. That seems to be the next step after deciding to teach your child at home.

Certainly, I think if I were at customs deciding whether to admit myself or not, I would have to say no.

"We might be deciding whether and how to interact with an action not after understanding it, but rather in parallel, " he said.

A lone police officer is seen for a moment then, perhaps wisely deciding for his own sake to stay out the fray.

Thus, when deciding whether to appeal, a party must consider how much money he or she wishes to spend.

Unfortunately, deciding where to put those line breaks in when you are showcasing code that will be copied makes it a difficult decision.

Champions League, we could not win, but there, as I said, deciding trivia, trivia, and sometimes those of others recorded more than you.

The Chairman shall preside at all meetings of the Board of Directors and shall cast the deciding vote in the case of a tie.

The nuclear energy issue seems to have been the deciding theme that concerned everyone.

But he said the Federal Reserve needed to conclude the stress tests before deciding who needed more capital.

Deciding how much risk is acceptable depends on your environment and the competitive value of the application to the business.

Paul's words need to be our first criterion in deciding how much to give: Remember the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Yes, definitely. I've picked out a few things already, but I'm having a hard time deciding among all of these office chairs.

The Judge: Deciding what is true and what isn't now seems to me. . . a lack of modesty.

The point we are deciding today is how much profit is reasonable and how much is excessive.

One of the most difficult parts of developing a visualization is deciding what exactly you'd like to see.

Authors and artists do not generally consult the statute books before deciding whether or not to pick up pen or paintbrush.

Deciding what to call the company in the long run could be tricky, too, especially if it still is a joint venture after five years.

This change in business practice illuminated the lack of control the IT organization had over deciding how much to give and to whom.

After deciding that this job would not clash with her studies and upon considering the high salary, Liu applied.

Some lenders will take into account only two incomes when deciding how much to lend.

Her parents, deciding that this was a fated love, gave their permission for a wedding.

They decided to have a simple day and is deciding to have a walk around the city. They sits down onto a bench.

First, when deciding what type of service to sell, you have to consider how much money you want to earn and how much money you need to earn.

Living organisms have a similar tradeoff in deciding how much mutation and innovation is needed to keep up with a changing environment.

My answer was that it's probably not the best public policy to be deciding who can be sexually active and who cannot.

Tony Blair spent most of his prime ministership running around the issue of nuclear power (at the last minute deciding it was all right).

The more well-off a family and the greater its economic success are deciding factors in how much leisure a woman can afford.

With one of the top flower giving holidays just around the corner, deciding on a blossom for your honey can be a fun but extensive task.

Also, Harvard officials will no longer consider the value of a family's home when deciding how much aid to give.

He said the government should consider lowering the standard in deciding whether to initiate disputes.

If you're deciding what movie to see with your girlfriend, no one else needs to receive those updates.

Predicting where the ball will go is equivalent to deciding whether to open a chain of seafood restaurants on the Gulf Coast.

In deciding to make a quilt from them, Chandrasekaran believes she found a way to both honor her grandmother and create something new.

Barrichello was also out on track in the new Williams, making a low-key debut with the team deciding against a formal launch.

We are at the ready to make contact with your world and we are deciding to take it in baby steps.

"Quite a bit of the work I do is deciding strategy in the church, " he points out.

Focus on deciding what will motivate you to get out of bed in the morning.

So this was really a lot of industry deciding, at least at some level, 'We want to be part of the solution, not just part of the problem. '

a bit of 2 years . This is a fast-moving company, and seniority isn't the only factor in deciding promotions.

deciding whether they should be treated or not is at present a matter of expert opinion , rather than evidence based.

This was like Pavarotti, at the height of his operatic powers, deciding to retire and try his luck at stand-up comedy or NASCAR.

The main factor in deciding whether or not to do so is the size of your project.

The company decided to restart the line after examining its safety record and deciding it was safe, Pruessing said.

The first step in deciding on a degree is to choose the jobs you think you might want.

It's as easy as getting a few friends together and deciding to do a Bible study once a week.

But Roy Keane was really the deciding factor and I'm really looking forward to working with him.

Consciously or subconsciously, women do seem to take their future prospects into account when deciding when to start having children.

After deciding that I never would, I got married a year later.

Onemight consider this when deciding whether or not to help some of the inhabitants of the game.

He plans to wait a month to see if Baidu meets his demands before deciding on the next course of action.

People on an average spend only a few seconds before deciding whether they want to read more or navigate away to another site.

He deliberated the matter before deciding.

Deciding the rate for the international exchange of money is one of the most complex aspects of international banking.

But a look at how the economics have changed over the past decade sheds some light on why companies like Wham-O are deciding to return.

Q. What are the considerations in deciding whether or not to have help when giving a dinner party?

Although Del Piero and Camoranesi have minor niggles, Trezeguet is out for four months after deciding to have right kneecap tendon surgery.

Deciding what users are allowed to do is called authorization.

Different companies have different ways of deciding whether to approve an application, so you might have more luck elsewhere.

The cost benefit analysis must have been very easy for NTU when deciding on which HPC solution [High Performance Computing] to choose.

Consider the matter well before deciding.

Deciding when to quit your day job, or to quit anything else that takes up a huge chunk of your time, is a tough call.

But even if it's important to you, the lack of a specific feature doesn't have to be a deciding factor.

The amount of data may be very small and the window very short, but it must be taken into consideration when you're deciding on a solution.

But I found out later that the bobcat stayed put for over six hours before finally deciding it was safe enough to come back down.

Senior U. S. officials said the need to get a positive identification on bin Laden became the deciding factor.

The issue of Python is another one of those make-or-break questions you'll come up against in deciding on your cloud computing platform.

DECIDING to sell a business unit or subsidiary can be one of the hardest decisions chief executives have to make.

He expects to manage the fund for at least two years before deciding whether to slow down once again.

The key to best deciding when to do so is to remember that the namespace is a basic part of the name.

To sum up, one should think before speaking, even when it means deciding between the truth and a lie.

Deciding how many students to accept can be difficult. It involves trying to predict the number of applicants who will decide to attend.

There are a few things to consider when deciding whether you want to make it complicated for a user to delete their account.

One of the main problems that project managers face while creating a WBS is deciding on the correct size for a work package.

The guidance also says that women who are deciding whether to have an abortion must be told that most do not suffer any psychological harm.

"Consecratory, communicate " it is the only way that corresponding position and right to speak win in deciding you are in source world.

I repeat: we all think Adriano and Vieri can play together, and that both of them are capable of deciding a match in a second.

Sweden's Carlgren said the EU will wait until the Copenhagen talks end before deciding whether to raise its target to 30%.

They need to demonstrate good judgment and a strong sense of ethics in deciding what to publish.

She pulled everything out, and began rapidly packing them again, deciding that the commoner rugs and crockery should not be taken at all.

Deciding what you want to do with your career is a big decision, make sure you really sit down and think about what you want to do.

In now deciding where to go on this issue, the Bush administration has a choice of two divergent paths.

I'll miss the dedicated player who made a champion out of himself by deciding that his work should be equal to his talent.

no- shows have to be considered when deciding the rate of overbooking .

had begun feeding leftovers from family meals to her three cats - Rory, Ozzy and Mudpie - before recently deciding to give them up.

Last week I told you we were going to have our first pass at deciding which products embarrass us as a company.

which had the task of deciding a reasonable rate of pay for such labour.

The two scientists have spent the last few days poring over maps and deciding which features they want to explore along the GSC.

Conditional expressions on items are always ignored for the purposes of deciding whether the item should be displayed in Solution Explorer.

Oh, that's true. But in western business, seniority is not the only factor in deciding promotions.

Deciding who's right in this case, and many others like it, is not just a matter of academic dispute.

Deciding whether or not to involve the U. S. in World War I severely tested his leadership.

It's just a matter of deciding which features are implemented more easily and more clearly using macro expansions versus regular code.

Jia and Yao both were living spanning the middle and late Tang, thus deciding the time of their poem style was subject to that era.

They have serious trouble deciding which of two or three tasks to do first.

In deciding whether or not to issue an injunction, courts engage in what lawyers refer to as a "balancing test" .

That's why career planning, or at the very least just deciding what you're going to do next, is so unpleasant.

Participants in the study performed a task involving deciding whether or not to gamble with a sum of money.

They have series trouble deciding which of two or three tasks to do first.

High-context cultures place higher value on interpersonal relations in deciding whether to enter into a business arrangement.

After deciding to use tracing in your application, you may wish to configure some of the details of your trace.

Deciding to stay no longer in Yorkshire, Lockwood rides to Wuthering Heights to tell Heathcliff.

Deciding to embark on a social media strategy isn't just as simple as setting up a Facebook account.

On this view, deciding constitutional cases should be a straightforward exercise of reading fairly and viewing facts objectively.

Mr Paulson's pragmatism has given him a degree of flexibility in deciding who to save and who to allow to go under.

They could spend the rest of the session deciding which item should be in which cluster, or they could first prepare the list of proposals.

It's all about analysing the situation, deciding what action has to be taken and then getting on and sorting it out.

It doesn't matter where you are going, but the matter is the deciding to get on.

Most waited until at least the sixth date before deciding whether or not they had found the 'real thing'.

Deciding the sub-set of complexity to manage is an art and you will need to continually collaborate with folks on your team on this.

There needs to be a strong partnership and collaboration among nations in deciding how to use this technology.

That gives us some objective data to use when we're evaluating and deciding whether an athlete is ready to go back to play.

I've just finished school, and my aunt has sent me to London to look around before deciding on a profession. What about you, Steerforth? '

One reason for that togetherness was the complex process of deciding how to spend the money.

Deciding in 1999 to strike out on his own, he started Peninsula.

But the banks have made such a hash of deciding whom to lend to in the past that the public could hardly be any worse.

For several weeks I tried without success, finally deciding she was out of town visiting her daughter.

I have had a few enquiries for Ryan and we will sit down and decide what is the best option for him before deciding where to go.

This could include choosing Gnome, KDE or LXDE as your desktop, or deciding that you're going to run it on a server.

Part of the game is examining a piece of gear, deciding if you need it or not, and how it will really benefit you.

For a president and his generals who consider success possible, deciding against an intensified effort is the hardest imaginable choice.

Mr Bellerive and Bill Clinton, former president of the United States, are in charge of deciding how and where much of the aid is disbursed.

Would one really want a fund run by the Russian authorities, say, deciding on the fate of a hostile banking takeover in Europe?

Price is going to be certainly a deciding factor, will pay after discussion on project basis.

One of the issues holding up progress in the U. S. is deciding who will foot the recycling bill.

The emerging world is deciding what sort of government it wants.

One of the best tricks I learned during our startup was a rule for deciding who to hire.

A poor family person has no problems deciding to drive 180 miles instead of paying hundreds of dollars for a high speed train.

Your friend is more likely to have some education already and to be deciding whether to spend an extra year or two in school.

But if the keyword scandal takes root among China's consumers, valuation isn't going to be the deciding factor for Baidu. com's stock price.

Did Labor panic? Perhaps some caucus members did, but it was anger, not panic, that was the deciding emotion in today's leadership ballot.

If you're having trouble deciding when to hold on to something and when to let it go, try doing things backward.

High keyword density (the number of times a keyword appears in your content) is no longer a deciding factor in search ranking.

Nobody is deciding whether a video is good enough to justify the scarce channel space it uses, because there is no scarce channel space.

Meaning deciding is one of the major contents in Quine's theory of the indeterminacy of translation.

The city manager kept an ear to the ground for a while before deciding to raise city employees'pay.

The deciding factor should be whether the copy's files can be relocated in minutes, and thus permitting the desired rapid recovery.

Maybe we'll decide that at some level deciding whether or not to smoke should still be an individual choice.

All of the ports with APDs work on the time division and cooperate with a logic discriminating and deciding unit driven by the clock signal.

Of course before all that happens there is the small matter of deciding where the telescope will be built.

The feed should not be all distillation range diesel but part of it which is heavier, deciding the freezing point of diesel.

Chiao said he considered all the issues facing the nation -- not just the future of the space program -- in deciding whom to vote for.

"Deciding what not to do is as important as deciding what to do, " he said.

Indeed the lack of adequate compliance systems is likely to weigh heavily on an investigator deciding whether to prosecute a company.

You must consider the matter well before deciding.

It's an issue deciding wether to live or to death that any country can't ignore.

US President Barack Obama is still deciding whether to send in thousands of US reinforcements.

He also makes the point that circumstances and timing are crucial in deciding how glorious your career is.

He responded with, "We believe that the democratic process is better than us deciding on our own but only time will tell. "

This shows us that the journey does not start with Neo choosing between the pills, or with ourselves deciding whether to question.

When deciding whether or not to apply a code correction, determine how crucial it is to the finished product.

An important part of underwriting is deciding what price to charges for the insurance, a process known as premium rating .

Some believe that our souls rest for a time before deciding on a new body (or bodies).

The same court is now deciding whether or not to confiscate 76 billion baht ($2. 3 billion) of his assets frozen after a coup in 2006.

"The question of legitimacy always comes up whenever you have somebody from outside deciding who's poor, " Banerjee says.

Deciding satisfiability of clause set is one of the active research topics in the automated reasoning field.

"We have 35 different criteria when deciding on the location of a data centre. Tax is one of them, " says Mr Courtois.

The Rockets' marquee player scored 19 points but made only one of six shots in that deciding third quarter, and was never a factor again.

In many big cities, a growing number of young married couples are deciding not to have children.

Deciding whom to love is not an alien form of decision-making, a romantic interlude in the midst of normal life.

He isn't deciding on the matter now.

In it Mr Elop compared the Finnish mobile-phone company to a man on a "burning platform" deciding whether to jump into "icy waters" .

Used for segmenting the market, deciding suitable advertising media, etc.

Two years before, fear had invaded me as I was deciding whether to take the early retirement incentive.

SingTel is in the early stages of deciding whether to bid, the London-based newspaper said, citing an unidentified corporate adviser.

The public should be involved in deciding whether or not a nation needs nuclear power.

Therefore, PMs have to be pragmatic and cooperative when deciding on a project methodology to use.

Additionally, effectiveness less obviously depends on the policy used in deciding when to cache versus coalesce them.

As this transaction involves a very large sum, buyers have to think twice before deciding.

An online reader can scroll through a Web site's home page offerings before deciding what specific item to read from start to finish.

Some people are just deciding not to have children at all, since they're not sure it's worth it.

Work with your database administrator when deciding where and how to configure the databases for your instance and application data.

Wandering around so very lost, Even than, I will find a deciding move just as good as anyone esle's.

There should still be five birds on the fence because deciding to fly off is not the same as the actual act of flying off.

This was like Picasso throwing his paint brushes into the river and deciding to become a chef.

As this transaction involves a very large ~, we have to think twice before deciding.

Deciding to stay for a night nearby, Jamey set about forming a project to photograph the bridge as it's put together step-by-step.

There are a number of considerations when deciding if mediations are the right solution for you.

Females may check out the feathers of a number of different males before deciding on a suitor.

All this leaves policymakers with an unenviable task: deciding when and how to withdraw the drugs.

However, a more important factor to consider when deciding whether to appeal may be the precedential value of the case.

And finally, it looks like each ant is deciding moment to moment whether to be active or not.

When you are saying you are orienting the surface that really means you are deciding which side is which.

For a significant number of young people, geographic location is a major deciding factor in job acceptance.

The chief architect is obviously involved in deciding the SOA vision, but should also point out the direction of SOA governance.

Overall process of estimating the magnitude of risk and deciding whether or not the risk is tolerable .

So tossing a coin would not be a legitimate method for deciding legal disputes.

The problem is not finding a set of good things to do, but in deciding which are the most important things to do.

The children have free swing in deciding what color to paint their room.

Choosing to risk such an outcome would be like deciding to let a city burn in order to punish someone who smoked in bed.

You joke: Imagine the Ivy League taking over the shell of the Communist Party and deciding not to change the name.

Under special circumstances, the time limit for deciding on an arrest may be extended by one to four days.

In deciding packaging for a product, it's very important to choose the color, texture and design that provide the best image of the product.

You are deciding what kind of a world we are growing up in.

But specialists in the region say he is to be commended for deciding to reach out across the Pacific.

Deciding to turn over a new leaf in the new year could do more harm than good, a mental health charity has warned.

However, there are a few things to bear in mind before deciding whether paying off your loan is the best use of your spare cash.

Professor Sabia finds that deciding to have sex will knock a few percentage points off your grade.

Some jurors said the wiretaps of Mr. Rajaratnam were the deciding factor.

We've written out a brief guide to deciding whether you need a tablet at all.

By deciding to sit in the front row, you can get over this irrational fear and build your self confidence.

Hiring managers often just give resumes a cursory glance before deciding if the applicant deserves to be added to the "maybe" pile.

Take your time deciding. I'll be back in a few minutes .

She struggled through two years of fluctuating revenue before deciding to change her business model.

All minor browsers have had the unenviable task of deciding which event model to support.

Newspapers will be deciding whether such a full accounting of audiences is worth the extra expense.

Women are increasingly deciding against having children at all, opting instead to pursue careers and enjoy their growing material wealth.

Deciding which of these three options to begin with will depend on the circumstances and your own preferences.