Fraser concludes: "Rather than sticking fancy labels on pre-existing qualifications and achievements, both the secretary of state and his shadow should be looking at how the whole assessment system could be transformed, with more teacher and ongoing assessment, a greater range and type of subjects on offer to inspire pupils and parity between the vocational and the academic".
The report agrees with estimates that just one third of the ALP "function correctly," and concludes: "rather than being village defence forces, the ALP in some areas turned into armed gangs acting on behalf of warlords and criminals, some of whom are also significant politicians".
John James Kennedy, of the University of Kansas, looked at the problem and concluded: "Rather than subverting democratization, vote buying can be viewed as part of the process or the price of democracy.
They concluded, "Rather than using a traditional strategic planning approach of developing several options to address identified strengths and weaknesses in order to achieve a goal, then evaluating the pros and cons of each strategy, the report embraces a single solution -- radical restructuring -- as the only means to achieve excellence".
The Admiralty requested that New Zealand return to the United Kingdom when the tour concluded, rather than remain in the Pacific region as originally planned.
As Walach and colleagues conclude, "Rather than postulating a single "best method" this view (the Circular Model) acknowledges that there are optimal methods for answering specific questions, and that a composite of all methods constitutes best scientific evidence".
The paper concludes that rather than a neutral backdrop to social relations, architecture, materiality and space can uphold dominant cultural discourses, social divisions and inequalities.
A discussion regarding impact upon future employment concludes that rather than creating mass unemployment, computerization will change the employment horizon and continue to shape the global economic community.
Their study concludes that rather than being due to the brittle kernels cracking open or ricocheting around the pan, the distinctive 'pop' is due to pressurised water vapour rapidly escaping from the interior.
He concludes that rather than an aberration, "examples of firms with healthy bottom lines demanding that workers surrender pay and benefits feels more like a contagion". Once the precedent for working-class sacrifice exists, it spreads.
The article concludes that, rather than a shock, the achievement of a more sustainable and just global food system is dependent on a food utopia that promotes qualities as well as quantity.
