Department for Education figures show 0.51% of half-days were missed in the autumn term of 2009 and spring term of 2010 because of family holidays.
But the number of primary school pupils in England missing school without permission in the autumn term of 2009 and spring term of 2010 has risen slightly.
In the autumn term of 2008, 0.73% of half-days were lost to authorised and unauthorised school holidays and 0.45% were lost in the spring term of 2009.
He signed All-Star catcher Yadier Molina to a long-term deal last spring.
And are you concerned that the Arab Spring, at least in the near term, has made matters worse?
The newly-announced strikes will see staff walk out for a total of 20 days, covering spring bank holiday and school half-term holidays.
And he sounded glum about prospects that the two sides will come together in the spring on a separate, long-term budget blueprint to address the government's fiscal problems.
The U.S. should keep in mind that Mr. Karzai's final term as president expires next spring, added Mr. Massoud, the brother of the legendary Tajik anti-Taliban commander Ahmad Shah Massoud who was slain by al Qaeda in 2001.
Finally, Cantor reaffirmed his belief that the best way to win the winter and spring budget fights is by making short-term adjustments in public relations, not major changes in policies.
Margaret Morrissey of the National Confederation of Parent Teacher Associations said parents would be angry because they could not take children away for holidays in term time - yet schools could spring closures on them at the last minute.
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In the spring of 2012, he signed a long-term contract, albeit one that included a "release clause, " a fixed price for which the club would have to sell him.
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On the domestic front, the Arab Spring-related spending is accelerating a longer-term shift toward economic diversification through domestic projects that include aluminum smelters in Saudi Arabia and the U.A.E.
Yields on ten-year Treasuries were higher in the spring of 2004, before he started raising short-term rates, than they are now, nine rate hikes later.
In Ms Stowe's experience, there are seasonal variations in divorce - but the blips tend to come in the spring and early summer - when school exams are over and term is coming to an end.
With these two tenets in mind, I give you my overview of the trends that will matter long after spring 2013 (and, given the weather, I use the term advisedly and loosely) has drawn to a close.
Finally this spring the two sides reached a temporary settlement, allowing Cablevision in the near term to avoid some of the fees that it had fought all along.
"The longer-term proposals for the Great Western franchise will be set out in the spring, " he added.
The study, which is expected to be completed in the spring of 2006, should shed some light on the true condition of long-term care in these countries.
Action is the end-game for Flanzraich, whose site is currently supported by sponsored content but whose long-term business plan hinges on the purchases of training guides se t to launch this spring.
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Dire talk this spring of a systemic problem with hedge funds--on the magnitude of 1998's Long Term Capital Management crisis--has not played out in reality, many analysts say.
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