Nowhere does he mention the aspect of widening democracy, key to Africa's developmental and growth success and to improving governance.
However, as I look around those campuses I'm familiar with, I think a new approach to student recruitment and widening participation is key.
Thus, understanding the origin of minor groove widening remains a key question in structural biology, with far-reaching implications for DNA readout.
* On the iPhone and Android phones, the keyboard is smart enough to widen the keys' virtual surfaces to accommodate mis-hits.
Today's report indicates that universities are moving away from the idea that bursaries are the key to widening participation.
A report by OFFA, published in May, found that identifying bright but disadvantaged youngsters early and then giving them support and advice over a number of years was the key to widening access to the most competitive universities.
They will make a rational decision on the benefits that accrue to them [from going to university]." A report by the Office for Fair Access, an education watchdog, found that identifying bright but disadvantaged youngsters early and then giving them support and advice over a number of years was the key to widening access to the most competitive universities.
While games are the hot topic, Tencent was keen to push the story of its cloud computing business, which it said is a key to widening its focus into IOT and other areas.
His was a voice that was utterly key in widening the scope of what football is and could mean to people locked in an island culture that, until Football Italia, was stubbornly content in its blanket ignorance of other leagues, lifestyles and ways of playing.
The gender gap widened in three key areas: writing, problem-solving and elements of personal development.
