And Labour dismissed plans to reduce primary class sizes, saying that current trends already meant that an average of 25 would be achieved in the next few years.
If the single asset class exceeds 25%, there must be other assets invested to hedge the primary asset class driver.
Primary school class sizes are smallest in the Western Isles (14 pupils), followed by Shetland Islands and Orkney (both 17).
They said they were family friends of the rally champion and his wife, and their sons attended the same primary one class at school.
At the last general election Labour made pledges on cutting primary school class sizes, introducing legislation for a Welsh Assembly in the first year, cutting NHS waiting lists by an extra 100, 000, getting 250, 000 under-25s off benefit and into work (around 13, 000 in Wales), and setting tough rules for government spending and borrowing.
One of those opinions confirms the conventional wisdom that U.S. higher education, especially at our elite research universities, is world class while primary and secondary education, especially in our big city school systems, are lagging badly.
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Each year, I analyze the primary drivers of asset class long-term returns including risk as measured by implied volatility, expected earnings growth based on GDP estimates and foreign business expansion, market implied inflation based on the spread between long-term Treasury Bonds and TIPS, and current cash payouts from interest and dividends on bond and stock indexes.
Where once business class was the primary revenue engine, it's increasingly important that every cabin and every seat is both profitable and comfortable.
The Liberal Democrat education spokesman, Phil Willis, welcomed the latest fall but said the government had to do more to reduce class sizes throughout primary school.
The director's future ambition is to create a world class research library whose primary specialisation will be the civilisations of the eastern Mediterranean.
Mr Gray said the first minister had said in September 2007 that reducing class sizes to 18 for primary 1-3 would be delivered in the lifetime of the parliament.
Carroll Hubbard Jr. of Kentucky, a onetime president of the class, would lose his primary in 1992 and later go to prison for misuse of office staff, violation of federal election laws and obstruction of justice.
Aside from their incomes, the primary difference between the rich and the middle class is spending habits.
Yet during the long Democratic primary fight it was precisely the white working class that kept denying Obama a lock on the nomination.
Mr Galton reckons that 35% of the primary-school day is now spent on whole-class teaching, up from 15% a few years ago.
The First Minister told him that both councils were making progress on cutting class sizes in the first three years of primary school.
He came in second in the 2005 Democratic mayoral primary in part because he did well in working-class, heavily white sections of the city outside of Manhattan.
Current tax rules surrounding second homes, vacation homes and investment-class second homes have changed more frequently than those of primary residences.
Two small primary schools in Somerset are at risk of being closed down over falling class sizes.
Yes, business, and not government, will always be the primary generator of good jobs with incomes that lift people into the middle class and keep them there.
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"I was in my political science class, and they didn't even know there was a primary, " she said.
At Vauvert Primary School, two reception classes will be run a fraction below its maximum class size of 25 with 49 pupils in total.
The data have shown this to be particularly true among white working-class voters, who gave Clinton the boost she needed in recent primary states such as Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Kentucky.
Historically, children from the Fields have had the right to attend primary school in Pagford, a place of flower baskets and other middle-class comforts, and the town has also supported a drug-treatment clinic that serves the neighborhood.
If we do that, the President believes and his economic team believes that the economy will continue to heal and continue to strengthen, and continue to create jobs for middle-class Americans, which is, after all, the objective -- the primary objective.
And all of this takes place as Obama competes fiercely with Hillary Clinton for the support of working and middle-class white men, who are likely to be pivotal in the April 22nd Pennsylvania primary.
K. and instead follow another playbook, one oriented toward the middle class and epitomized by Harry Truman, --the very same approach that almost helped elect his primary rival and new secretary of State.
It envisages a new space which will be "Glasgow's primary urban space", with a "day and night environment" that supports creativity and is a "world class tourist destination".
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