But the whole thrust is to do precisely the opposite by making universities more accountable – to students notionally, but really to politicians.
Still, more pressure could be applied to Turkey, notionally an ally, to help stop the flow into Syria.
Conventions, open and unacknowledged, reign alongside statute, with an enfeebled monarchy's significant prerogative powers largely exercised by ministers, and a parliament whose semi-redundant, seemingly aristocratic chamber defers to a notionally sovereign House of Commons, which in turn now appears to bow to the will of the people when expressed in a referendum.
From our preliminary study of two-node networks, it appears that having more connections make the network more stable around the region of the steady state, thus making it harder for the transition to the limit-cycle (notionally to ictal dynamics) to occur.
The film follows Broughton back to his hometown of Otley in West Yorkshire, and on to a notionally climactic set at End Of The Road festival, where he serenades a half-eaten sausage.
To do so, we adjusted the reads from data sets of differing scales to a notionally common scale.
Most of the songs on this album are Lady Antebellum manqué, from the tightly clenched harmonies to the notionally frisky subject matter.
The new MP2 (Marseilles-Provence terminal two) serving the French Riviera does indeed suggests an alternative to the notionally glamorous example of T5.
She has risen to a notionally advanced position, one of physically wearisome and soul-sapping responsibility with no actual power, on the say-so of the obnoxious, bullying manager, Mr Taylor: bad-guy typecasting for Geoff Bell.
