It's what gave us a super-strong wool heritage, is one of the reasons the material was once our biggest export and is why the Lord Speaker must sit on the woolsack in the House of Lords (in the 14th century the fibre was so vital to the success of the country that it was given this special prominence in parliament).
It adds: "We believe we are not alone in our suspicion that those outlets have given this issue such prominence partly because of their deep-seated hostility to business and partly with the intention of doing political harm to the current government and the Conservative Party in particular".
The Brown government, while pledging to maintain the HRA, made the case for a non-justiciable bill of rights and responsibilities (a more woolly concept than duties) in its green paper last year to "remind people of the importance of individual responsibility and to give this greater prominence".
"Given the prominence of this case, and the controversy that surrounds it, I am taking responsibility for leading this investigation.
Such objections are also rare, but given the prominence of this case, it may be more likely than normal.
Given the prominence of this theme in studies of 20th-century soldiers, it was one of the most important things I was sensitive to in my research.
Given the prominence of this global industry, research and media attention focused on it will also surely continue to grow.
We intended to critically assess the research process associated with each study but we abandoned this approach given the prominence of case study methods.
However, given the prominence of this finding, one would need to see a bit more characterization of PPC infusions before being confident of these claims.
In spite of these putative exemplars the number of described molecular mechanisms that underlie evolutionary change by heterochrony are disproportionately small given the prominence of this process in discussions of morphological evolution [ 14].
In particular, the fact that fewer than 50% of Tutors made a detailed supervision of their Residents' log book is especially surprising given the prominence of this Tutor function in the recent regulations [ 3], and indeed, as far back as 1995, reference to the importance of this as an assessment and evaluation tool has been made [ 2].
