Leftish cliches about underinvestment and government meddling are coupled with rightish promises about "improved choice" and "guaranteed excellence".
Zero Otto Nove illustrated, too, that breathtaking ovens and grandly stated goals don't guarantee excellence, or even enjoyment.
"It's not the social services studies that guarantee excellence.
Many of the failing universities, which serve 69,500, "are cheating their students because they don't have the minimum elements to guarantee academic excellence," he said.
The qualified international profile of the Faculty guaranteed the excellence of the formative offer.
In my view, to guarantee the continuing excellence of our great public universities we must reexamine the basic model that public education is the sole responsibility of the states.
The experience of DREAM has revealed that it is indeed possible to guarantee levels of excellence in developing countries, also in the sphere of ICT (Information and Communication Technology), thus making the intervention even more effective and contributing to bridging the digital divide.
· Filmhouse, Fri 15 to Jun 24 The Sixth Fantastic Films Weekend Bradford While the word "fantastic" in the title is in no way an iron-clad guarantee of excellence, the lineup here goes some way to making it just that.
The most important factors are the availability of drugs at an accessible cost and of centers of excellence to guarantee the efficacy and safety of treatment [ 5].
Clearly, both the individual investigators and the research environment are expected to act with integrity to guarantee scientific standards of excellence, trustworthy research findings, and to preserve public confidence in biomedical sciences.
Each component is examined under a microscope to assess its level of craftsmanship and to guarantee a search for absolute excellence without affecting its technical reliability.
