Nick Weller, a head teacher in Bradford and chief executive of the Bradford Partnership, an organisation which supports the city's schools and represents head teachers, believes Ms Robinson was unfairly driven out by the governing body.
The new round of political integration is being driven by the need to govern the euro zone better; but ten of the 27 are not part of it.
While this limits the generalisability of our findings, it was a decision driven by the requirements of our governing Research Ethics Committee.
His work reset the ground rules for evolutionary biologists and comparative psychologists, but some people were enraged by the suggestion that human behavior is driven by the same forces that govern all of life — for example, that males are genetically rewarded for sowing wild oats, while a female's best reproductive bet is to secure a faithful partner to help rear her acutely needy young.
First, the feeding behavior of nematodes, driven by chemotaxis, governs the opportunity for association.
After all, campaign spending is driven by the same logic that governs a military arms race.
Thus, it is important that we reevaluate the role that the allopatric speciation, as driven by the Sanaga River, may have had in governing distributions of rainforest taxa, particularly primates.
Wood revealed that while there is support at the RFL for those plans, it is a decision and a move that would have to be driven by the clubs, as opposed to the governing body.
This phenomenon involves the complex deformation of the interface, a motion driven by the interfacial tension, and is mainly governed by the viscosity ratio.
Cloning of the QTLs will shed light on the molecular mechanisms governing the response to salt stress driven by the genetic network revealed in this study.
