HEIs have done extremely well under Labour; they have enjoyed considerable expansion, and special grants to stimulate innovation, entrepreneurship and engagement with regional development were poured into the sector between 1999 and 2005.
A considerable number of special tax provisions were eliminated and the top rate was reduced to 28%.
Hands-on work: Majors will be encouraged to make use of the University's considerable collections of special ancient materials, e.g. from the Nasher or the RBMSCL.
In recent years, there has been considerable interest in special composite materials that consist of a matrix, usually a polymer, filled with plate-like or flake-like inorganic fillers having at least one dimension in nanometer length scale and high aspect ratio.
Although this method can give considerable monosaccharide yield, special reactors are needed to resist the corrosion effect of acid on equipment.
Despite considerable improvements in special care baby units the perinatal mortality rates in the UK remain steady, and there is a wide range of both short-term and long-term morbidity and handicap in the surviving infants [ 4, 5].
Six years after Britain handed over Hong Kong to China, the former British colony retains considerable autonomy as a special administrative region of China with a separate economic, legal and political system.
Hertz's deal was rejected by a considerable margin at a special shareholders meeting in Chicago, with 13.8 million shares voting against the takeover and 11.8 million for it.
Reinz-Dichtungs GmbH has worked as a system partner to the automotive and mechanical engineering industries for many years, and has developed considerable knowledge of the special requirements of seals for plastic components.
Re "Has a 'Katrina Moment' Arrived?," by Frank Rich, and "Toxic R Us," by Maureen Dowd (columns, March 22): In his first two months in office, President Obama has proposed groundbreaking policy initiatives and legislation in the face of considerable opposition from powerful special interests.
