The remaining 30 per cent go to the East Timorese students living outside the province.

The scores went up to 50, which is what the posh schools of New Delhi, with a trained biotechnology teacher were getting.

Distribution, development and the economics of transition

quot The distribution of income in the modern economy derives ultimately from the distribution of power.

A 15 per cent of the budget is generally allocated to scientific research.

And the way they do it is to give third year medical students patients who they follow for an entire year.

The first is called the distribution builder.

She was concerned that unemployed women were allotted only 400 grams of rice daily, even less than the portion for elementary school children.

So I assigned her list after list, and one day I assigned the list 10 Things I Should Have Learned by Now.

So the students were not necessarily against redistribution. They were against certain kinds of redistribution.

12. Welcomes the reopening of most university courses, but remains concerned that enjoyment of the right to education continues to be limited, often for political reasons, by the reduction in the length of the academic year, the division of the student population and its dispersal to distant campuses and the inadequate allocation of resources

The changes that have occurred in the education system (including with regard to legislation, policies, facilities, budgetary allocation, quality of education, enrolment, drop out and literacy)

We've learned we should distribute control to smart parts.

A group of divinity students at the Princeton Theological Seminary were told that they were going to give a practice sermon and they were each given a sermon topic.

30 35 years 161 cases (20.20 per cent) of which 77 women (45 per cent).

I have to pay attention to manufacturing and distribution.

(n) In the effort to improve the human resources of East Timor, the Norwegian Government, through the Bishop Belo Educational Foundation, has allocated 70 per cent of its scholarships to students of the University of East Timor and the Santo Thomas Aquinas Guterres Institute for Pastoral Studies.

Nonetheless, the methods of production, conservation and distribution of food are also further developed in the context of general scientific and technical progress.

(c) Distribution of school supplies and funding of scholarships for pupils and students of poor families

There has been an increase also in the number of students (34 ) who do not study on full time basis, and the largest part of these students is correspondence students.

When the numbers of women taking industrial courses (48.1 ) are analyzed by specific occupation, they are distributed among the textile industry (92.8 ), garment industry (54.3 ) and graphic arts (38.6 ), with very few women taking mechanical (5.6 ) or automotive (6.3 ) engineering quot .

Facilities that have been damaged include schools, clinics, and food distribution centres.4

Efficiency improvements in production, transmission and distribution

But government spending on goods and services, like education, highways, police, and sanitation, has distributional consequences, too, and can be allocated to actual beneficiaries in much the same way as government transfers. Educational expenditures are allocated on the basis of the number of schoolchildren in the family.

Two thirds of all students in special ed. remedial programs are guys.

You've given the lectures, so now what we do ... and this could happen in every classroom in America tomorrow ... what I do is I assign the lectures for homework, and what used to be homework, I now have the students doing in the classroom.

If the places for studying a certain subject are allocated on a centralized basis both foreign applicants from EU member States and Germans have to submit their applications to the Central Office for the Allocation of University Places.

The rural urban distribution of the students 58 and 42 respectively.

We're proposing to do it in just a few hours, once we've set up the right chemistry.

It is not about giving good or bad grades, and even less about good and bad students.

The division of students into branches, courses or streams of study is subject to the level of attainment in the basic school certificate and based on the total marks obtained by the student or on the student's personal choice between the two branches of general education (scientific or literary).

The votes thus allocated to each of these regions shall then be distributed equally among the producer members of that region

Affirmative action (scholarships, grants, quotas, etc.) made it possible to increase the number of indigenous students in some universities.

The student teacher ratio for females at the primary, middle and high school levels was 65 1, 36 1 and 11 1 in 2001 2002. The figures for boys were 53 1, 45 1 and 9 1.

And here was the most intriguing result the task allocation.

The ONUB programme review committee allocates quick impact projects by region by prioritizing needs according to such factors as weaknesses in infrastructure, schools, orphanages, or water wells.

The International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (IUBMB), has statutes which specify its mission as to foster and support the growth and advancement of biochemistry and molecular biology as the foundation from which the biomolecular sciences derive their basic ideas and techniques in the service of mankind.

Kelbajar has a school handling some 80 to 100 pupils and a basic medical facility with two doctors and a nurse.

According to the most recent information, approximately 32 per cent of students live in student halls (which almost equals the number of students whose costs are partially covered) and approximately 14.2 per cent of students eat at student refectories.

Special primary schools review of the number of students by grade and sex at the beginning of the school year 2000 01

Article 11

The evidence showed that more than half of the Roma children in Ostrava were placed in special schools, and that more than half of the population of special schools was Roma. All told, Roma children in Ostrava are more than 27 times more likely than non Roma to be placed in such schools.

Distributive effects of changing production patterns and external and domestic adjustments

This variance is influenced in part by the distribution of men and women in employment categories and the entry into force of collective agreements.

So in the student example we have a student who's taking the class for a grade and we're going to use the first