Sentences with phrase «complex aspect of the role»

Not exact matches

She did not convince us that she had a clear understanding of the other aspects of this complex role, such as: early years; primary education; children's services; child protection; looked - after children; special educational needs; further education; and the educational support role for which local authorities are inspected

The updated standards reflect research about the effect that social aspects — such as family engagement — have on education, as well as the increasingly complex role of school leaders, brought on by recent changes in state and federal policy.

Of course, the game also has a complex role - playing aspect that allows players to customize their skills, unlock special abilities, and spend more points in specializing in different areas, such as Super or grenade use.

The credibility of the skeptical community is not helped when Tom makes similar over-simplifications and then buries the important qualifications in Caveat 1: «The concentrations of CO2 (and H2O) play a role in [the] dynamics [of the Earth - atmosphere system] but it is not the purpose of this post to examine these much more complex and not well understood aspects.»

The concentrations of CO2 (and H2O) play a role in this dynamics but it is not the purpose of this post to examine these much more complex and not well understood aspects.

Not so much with the theoretical aspect - but more with the unknown roles of the associated feedbacks, the pure physics point to this, but you can not extrapolate into a complex system.

«His broad experience and highly specialized abilities have led him to touch on every aspect of the management and development of franchise systems and to play a key role in numerous complex transactions,,» said Stéphane Teasdale, head of FMC's national franchise and distribution law section.

But as with every emerging practice, there are myths about LPM, such as «LPM is too complex and can interfere with the legal aspects of the matter» and «Finding the right fit for the PM role is impossible.»

He regularly serves as counsel to debtors, official committees, prepetition and DIP lenders, and acquirers of distressed assets, and has taken a leading role in nearly all aspects of case administration; litigation strategy; and the structure, formulation and confirmation of complex (and sometimes unique) plans of reorganization.