Browne said universities that charged the highest fees would have to demonstrate they are widening access for students from poorer homes.
And if legislation is the only way forward, let's embrace this and work together to establish a meaningful way of widening access for this group.
The planned changes, which are the biggest in nearly 30 years and took four years to prepare, would widen access for outsiders to the internal U.A.E.
The data on industrial activity came as the Chinese securities regulator took new steps to widen access for foreign investors to its mostly closed financial markets.
The measures to widen access for those from areas of disadvantage are a start, but we have the opportunity to do something new, to be trailblazers in promoting access and equality.
A new analysis of the intakes of all schools suggests that, far from widening access for poorer children, the changes that May and Greening must contemplate accelerating have reinforced existing patterns of social segregation and in some cases exacerbated them.
The comeback is intended as an integral element of reintroducing the Western Union brand, she added, "building on our heritage and using the passion point of music to widen access for the brand".
The Government has called on universities, particularly the most selective, to do more to help "white boys from the poorest homes" enter into higher education, as the Conservatives look to widen access for disadvantaged young people.
The figure for 2013 is expected to show a significant rise as new agreements came into force between the Scottish Funding Council and universities, which committed universities formally to widening access for the first time.
The British Library's addition to the roster is interesting, being as, although it runs some workshops and training courses, it's not a traditional higher education institution — underlining how MOOCs' campus-less, remotely delivered education model broadens the pool of potential education providers, as well as widening access for students.
