But, by seizing control of the debate, and redefining disestablishment for Conservatives as a possibility to be argued over rather than as a taboo to be shunned, he disarms his opponents, who are forced to support him in the key vote.
We see our role as providing a highly empathetic and sophisticated sounding board on strategy and then deploying our extensive network to support execution in the key areas of talent-sourcing; sales; business development and ultimately corporate development, also to secure additional world-class investors or perhaps towards an exit".
On the basis of experience from previous quality improvement work (Pearson et al. 2005), practice reports, and recommendations of the MHFs, we compiled a list of specific activities that support progress in the key changes.
So far, such tests have been applied to few key innovations only, and even the best examples of animal adaptive radiations provide only scanty evidence in support of the key innovation hypothesis.
The current government approach of 'guiding people's choices' may reinforce this awareness but offers little in support for the key step from knowledge to action [ 29].
However, the stringent criteria used in our alignment-based searches and the bootstrap support for the key nodes in the phylogenetic tree support the hypothesis that these amphioxus genes are orthologs of vertebrate odorant receptors.
Last month, its proposal on democratic reforms, jointly sponsored with the Hong Kong Federation of Students, received the most support in a key vote that will determine what the public will see on the ballot in a citywide poll in June.
It's great to have the support of the key agencies in the sector, who understand the value of helping their young employees, even in these tough times".
But it will give the Fifa president a final opportunity to seek support in a key continent before the vote on 1 June.
"Generally, Corby has voted for the winning party and this is Labour winning back support in a key seat with the key demographics that we need to win support from to win a majority in the next general election.
