In spite of some watering down, last week's education white paper was disagreeably strong medicine for the many Labour MPs who cling to the ideal of comprehensive schools and who see local education authorities as a force for good.
These striking differences in the pathogenicity and virulence characteristics of these strains make them ideal for comprehensive functional genomics analyses.
States and localities were permitted to decide for themselves whether vocational education should be provided in separate schools or within existing public schools, but they tended to the latter as a growing consensus emerged on the ideal of a comprehensive high school offering differentiated instruction to all students under the same roof.
He is in particular hostile to the ambitious sort of systematicity aspired to in the tradition of Spinoza, Wolff, Kant, Fichte, Schelling, and Hegel: the ideal of a comprehensive theory whose parts display some sort of strict overall pattern of derivation.
HYMS tutors undertake regular formative assessments of students' professional behaviours, understanding and performance from the first year of the course onwards, in order to get closer to the ideal of a comprehensive assessment.
The case study approach was ideal since it allowed collection and analysis of comprehensive, systematic, and in-depth information within a real life context [ 13, 14].
Many are still strongly committed to the ideal of the neighbourhood comprehensive and see LEAs as the guarantors of fairness.
Although she did not receive it, one mother thought that general practice was the ideal place for comprehensive care of mother and infant following her son's diagnosis and treatment for pyloric stenosis.
Our goal was to create an ideal environment and maintain consistent image acquisition for individual subjects over the duration of comprehensive treatment time.
In its high ideals and comprehensive approach, " 'Sesame Street' came along and rewrote the book," Davis says.
As a general treatise on republican government, the Federalist papers are distinguished for their comprehensive analysis of the means by which the ideals of justice, the general welfare, and the rights of individuals could be realized.
