"We will consider views on how we can create a curriculum that will embody high expectations and give every child the broad and balanced education they need to fulfil their potential," he said, adding that the government had engaged with academics and experts and carefully analysed the world's most successful school systems before "building a curriculum which embodies high expectations".
The Department for Education said it "embodies high expectations".
"We engaged with academics and experts and carefully analysed the world's most successful school systems before building a curriculum which embodies high expectations.
The fundamental objective in a design process is to transform requirements generally termed "functions," which embody the expectations of the purposes of the resulting artifact, into design descriptions.
When the City Club building opened in 1910, it was considered a symbol of the reform movement:"The new building embodied the soaring expectations of the reform movement, as well as providing the material comforts of a middle-class social club.
He has set a very simple expectation, embodied in the school motto: "Do the right thing at the right time".
That same condition is also increasing fears that, with all this expectation embodied in a single man, he might fall victim to an assassin's bullet.
Our outcomes embody accounts of expectations, senses of benefits and risks, perceptions of consequences and processes of learning [ 44].
The mountain of Talmudic tomes that I received that day and the expectations that they embodied felt overwhelmingly oppressive to me.
We may identify her personality with her appearance, but even her appearance embodies cultural expectations ranging from body type to facial characteristics to the changing image of fashion projected on her by designers of clothes, hair, make-up.
