But Wright believes the votes of those students who are "missing" will be broadly made up for by the votes of students who will be in the constituency because that is where their parents live.
But if Ms. Prada was broadly making a case for feminine power, it was hard to see why she included cheerleader skirts and dresses with bra designs.
All insisted that S.B.A. loans are just one of many ways they provide credit to small businesses and that they are broadly making more credit available to those companies.
The book is broadly about making it in the city and conjuring a scene you want to be a part of.
But a war on terrorism that, with some imagination, is broadly defined as making America safer by also making it better is a war that could be won.
Christopher Quinlan QC, hired to give an independent overview of the system which has attracted so much criticism this year, concludes in a 151-page document that the current set-up is broadly fair but makes 24 recommendations for change, all of which have been immediately accepted by the British Horseracing Authority.
While the stock market's fortunes might be made abroad, the fortunes of the economy are still broadly made at home.
However the nature of enablement itself has not been fully addressed in the published literature, and more disseminated research is called for before enablement is broadly relied upon for making informed decisions in policy and practice.
Previous research has shown that many components of these host defence pathways are broadly expressed, making it likely that they need to be kept under strict regulatory control across different cells and tissues.
While those in Iceland's left-leaning government will not put it so bluntly, that is broadly the case they are making.
Their thrust is broadly sensible, and at least makes a welcome contrast to Al Gore's demagogic refusal to touch the pension programme at all.On education, too, Mr Bush has taken a traditionally Democratic issue and offered voters an alternative: more choice and competition in America's schools, rather than simply more cash.
