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Tomlinson, a respected government adviser who led Ofsted between 2000 and 2002, today raises new questions about Ofsted's ability to fulfil its role.

"Anything but a clear acquittal would have been a catastrophe for freedom of the press and the media's ability to fulfil its role in a democratic society," he said on the paper's website.

"Thanks to the trust and support of Esa and its member states' representatives, the industry has met its commitments and proved its ability to fulfil its role as a design and industrial authority," said Alain Charmeau, CEO of Airbus Safran Launchers.

As she put it, the day psychoanalysis no longer questions the established order of prejudices, "it will have ceased to fulfil its function".

Trimerization of Ii is required for the efficient targeting of MHCII-Ii to endosomal compartments [42] [43], suggesting that the trimeric character allows Ii to fulfil its function in targeting MHCII to endosomes more efficiently.

POT1 is thought to fulfil its function through direct association with the telomeric G-strand, while interaction with TPP1 and the shelterin complex may facilitate its efficient recruitment to telomeres.

In order to fulfil its function in healthy skin, the high molecular weight profilaggrin has to be cleaved into protein monomers, which then associate with keratin intermediate filaments and with proteins of the cornified envelope [ 9, 29].

But it decided that its ability to fulfil its mandate of assisting prisoners of war would have been endangered by public acknowledgment of Auschwitz.

This shows the change of the law was unnecessary; it has only weakened Britain's ability to fulfil its obligations to ensure accountability for war crimes.

They are there to protect a charity's ability to fulfil its mission.

But cuts in defence are putting a question-mark over Latvia's ability to fulfil its commitment to the alliance.