The Lord Mayor's role, the Corporation's website tells us, is to "open doors at the highest levels" for business, in the course of which he "expounds the values of liberalisation".
If equality and diversity were really a concern for universities, the institutional cultures of so many of our universities would be expounding the value of equalities on an ideological level.
In a keynote speech expounding the value of media content for its ability to contribute to global economic growth at the inaugural Abu Dhabi Media Summit, Murdoch said light-touch regulation would help the oil-rich Arab city state build an effective creative industry.
Leonardo da Vinci was one of the first to expound the value of such accidental marks (in his case he referred specifically to marks on walls) as a means of stimulating the artist's imagination and providing him with the foundation of a composition.
In 1906, the American Breeders Associationn appointed Jordan to head a committee to "investigate and report on heredity in the human race" and to expound on "the value of superior blood and the menace to society of inferior blood".
But even though CEOs and business leaders expound the high value of skills and competencies associated with liberal arts education, why haven't they been hiring more humanities majors?
The aim of this methodological paper is to expound on and demonstrate the value of conversation-analytical research in the area of (informal) teacher learning.
The book expounds the company's philosophy, and stresses the value of diversifying your life during your "extended middle age," as you would your financial affairs.
New single Night and Day expounds the virtues of familial provision, One Life Stand values romantic dependency, and they dedicate one tune to keyboardist Joe Goddard's child sleeping nearby, "so keep it down".
In Section 4, the simulation result expounds the validity of the proposed control scheme.
