If you look at Labour's problems with Whitehall civil service, the deep ambiguity of its attitude towards elected local government, its over-reliance on the audit and inspection function across education and health, a recurrent explanation seems to be its suspicion of management - as a discipline, intellectual endeavour and body of skills.
Its contributions to fusion research and the quest for clean, safe, and abundant energy are as far-reaching as they are important, and the further erosion of its funding base threatens not only jobs and recent progress in this field but also a unique body of skills and knowledge built up over many decades.
However, the industry body warned of skill shortages as demand for construction workers picks up.
All this worry, however, is based on the assumption that there is a single established body of mathematical skills that everyone needs to know to be prepared for 21st-century careers.
STEM educators with only this view point fail to acknowledge that technology consists of a body of knowledge, skills, and practices.
Specific educational goals and objectives are designed to ensure that each trainee acquires the body of knowledge, skills, attitudes and behaviors desirable in a modern, world class pathologist.
This series can be practiced daily and adjusted according to your individual body concerns, level of skill and of course an OK from your health practitioner.
Once I reached this conclusion, a body of hard-won skills came into play: those skills by which I can overcome my grief at the transitory nature of theater.
acquire a fundamental, broad, and comprehensive body of knowledge and skills through an extensive curriculum.
