Although other economic models such as salary caps or limiting clubs' spending to a percentage of turnover have been proposed, following Thursday's meeting it seems a form of the break-even model could stand the best chance of winning universal approval.
Nonetheless, he said, the professors' system and later models of its kind could stand up to the naysayers.
But while the laboratory model could not stand for Everest, Everest could stand for other models.
"Rural girls in many Arab countries do not have positive role models, such as woman teachers, who could stand as an example of the opportunities that open up to educated women and attract girls to school", Dr. Zaalouk added.
In speaking of Afghanistan and Iraq, President Bush spoke of lofty goals that included building nations that could stand as models of democracy in the Muslim world.
Children who could stand alone were measured standing.
It could stand as a model for other cities.
Ms. Moss does indeed occupy a unique if not privileged place in the world of model-muses, a category that definitely could stand some new blood.
Penjweny says that he began with the village stories told by his neighbours at night, and that could stand as the model for his work: characters and tales amounting to a collective portrait.
"Among people who are looking for new ways to bring life to existing cities," said Fred Koetter, dean of the Yale School of Architecture, "it could stand as a model". Fort Worth's success has inspired open envy especially in Dallas, a city long used to regarding its smaller neighbor (population not even half a million) as laughably mired in stockyard muck.
