The former Boomtown Rats singer's Live Aid concert and number one single, Do they know it's Christmas?, raised huge amounts of money for the cause and brought the issue to the attention of the wider public.
I don't necessarily agree with the convergence-devices-are-bad argument but Cooper's point was that there are several devices that perform singular functions far better than those functions are performed when they all get crammed into one single do-it-all device.
He said: "The whole of this review has to be based on one single premise – does what we recommend support and facilitate the continuing improvement in standards generated within a school?
He wrote, "Never have you done one single act in favour of the labourers of this country".
In tactical and strategic context, the management of only one single project does not exist, and it is necessary the execution of projects simultaneously in order to achieve organizational objectives.
For those looking to start their own network, remember: "If any one single member doesn't want a new person, you can't add them," says Holman.
Unfortunately they are rarely used in the setting of the eye clinic, perhaps because one single test does not cover all the questions that need to be answered or due to time constraints.
I found that even if I did something I really loved all day long -- one single category did not give me that sense of satisfaction that comes from just doing something small in all six.
I keep looking around my office, just stopping for a second and thinking: "How did this happen?" Not once, no one single time, did it cross my mind that all this was going to happen.
The vast landslide for any one single film did not quite materialise, and Daniel Day-Lewis's much-expected best actor award for Lincoln was in fact a rare moment of Bafta love for Spielberg's very fine historical drama.
We do present the evidence so that you can watch it and draw your own conclusion about whether or not you think this was one single person doing this.
