During the 20th century both choral and organ musical components developed to a high standard and were integral to the liturgy at St James'.
Clear guidelines should be developed and implemented to hold universities to a higher standard and to let students know what support they can expect from their higher education institution.
In any event, we conclude that if subprime mortgage servicers had been held to a higher standard, this market could have developed on a sounder footing, and the crisis might have been less severe.
As a Pacific power, the United States has pushed to develop a high-standard Trans -Pacific Partradehip, a tradealeal that puts American workers first and makes sure we write the rules of the road for trade in the 21st century.
In 1617 the first Dutch Academy was opened, and one of its priorities was to foster a higher standard of theatre developing at the time under a strong French influence.
"Our chefs take painstaking care to ensure our recipes are developed to the highest standard.
As such, social capital is seen by educational authorities as a vital tool that teachers need to have and to further develop as they progress through their careers and develop into professionals of a high standard.
National policy which focuses on the early years is essential with investment in perinatal care, quality support to families and provision of preschool care by highly skilled practitioners. 2 In Ireland, significant investment is being made in developing a high standard of accessible childcare including a free preschool year and a focus on quality curriculum development.
In the developing world hundreds of millions want a higher standard of living.
In developed economies, which enjoy a high standard of living, people innovate from a position of sufficiency.
The policy objective of site specialisation among pathologists and radiologists was intended to develop expertise, with higher standards of reporting, and improved diagnostic inputs to clinical decisions (Department of Health, 1995, 2000) and guidance (BASO, 1995; IOG, 1996).
