"Tests are a key part of ensuring young people master the key skills and knowledge that will prepare them for life in modern Britain.
Her career foundered on an inability to master the key political skill of building support where it counted, in the parliamentary party.
She was brave and determined, the heart throb of the constituency labour parties for nearly 30 years, but her career foundered on an inability to master the key political skill of building support where it counted, in the parliamentary party.
Or you hired an employee who struggled to master the key skills for the job, and after several months of training and coaching, things hadn't improved.
Sometimes it's totally wrong, but it's still great, because you cannot control the tuning of every track you play, or master the key and everything, but that harmony, whatever happens there, that's something that I've always been drawn to.
Protégés with no music industry experience are given the opportunity to work with Burruss' team of experts in Atlanta to master the key elements that will turn them into a pop star.
Our study established that those who used the booklet frequently were able to master the key elements of the guidelines compared to those who used the guidelines infrequently.
Lastly, we are rigorously collecting the time spent coaching the patient in the TTG intervention and will be able to assess time spent, number of calls, problems getting in touch with patients over the phone, and time it takes to master the key elements.
In contrast Wigan seem to have mastered the key to Super League success – peaking at the right time, which means the autumn.
The questions were written with the intent of documenting whether students had mastered the key concepts of tree-thinking, not to identify students of varying ability.
When we can grasp both of those concepts, as Forrest has, we will have mastered the key to enlightenment and also the answer to the fear of dying.
