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29 Nov 2011: Other associated operating income, including transfers from the Local Examinations Syndicate and the University Press. ... a sum of £116,976 under this heading (out of a national total of £18m).

29 Nov 2011: The final report arising from the review of external examining arrangements, commissioned by Universities UK (UUK), has been considered. ... Adopting the new immigration rules, as a result of Government’s intention for tighter national immigration.

29 Nov 2011: Minor changes were approved to the regulations for the M.Phil. examinations in Economics; History and Philosophy of Science; Theology and Religious Studies; Archaeology (Option B); Oriental Studies; Epidemiology; Quantitative Modelling ... 6. Regulations

29 Nov 2011: 9. In 1987 the Twenty-third Report from Committee A of the universities' national negotiating machinery acknowledged the vital contribution that the universities make to the scientific, economic, and cultural life ... Assistant Lecturers in their final

29 Nov 2011: A Report, containing final proposals, will be put to the Regent House in due course. ... conducts the University’s relations with Government, HEFCE, other national bodies, and local and regional bodies;.

29 Nov 2011: In 2001-02 over £80m worth of projects were completed. Quality has been good (and has received national recognition). ... For Cambridge the principal focus of activity must be national and our main Access activities are so arranged.

19 May 2011: presented by the University during the examination of the draft Area Action Plan in 2009. ... However, national and global economic conditions remain adverse and political unrest in key customer regions will be challenging.

29 Nov 2011: We believe that the final class awarded should reflect this study of both general and specialized topics. ... A good part of that national consultation concerns the problems of ensuring compliance with the 'seven principles'.

26 Jan 2011: Should the University accept such flawed logic as the basis for redesigning the national education system? ... 21). In other words, those who derive the most direct economic benefit should pay for it.

29 Nov 2011: practice that is acceptable with one's own books and one that is unacceptable with those belonging to a national research collection. ... World War collection, with ProQuest for periodicals, and with the University's Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES)

29 Nov 2011: Opportunity NOW is a business-led campaign that works with employers to realize the economic potential and business benefits that women at all levels contribute to the workforce. ... xxx). Investigating the utility and the efficacy of existing systems of

29 Nov 2011: Brown (Economics and Darwin) (Chair). Professor Dame Sandra Dawson (Management Studies and Sidney Sussex). ... interest. Departments view some guidance issued (whether national or Cambridge in origin) as unhelpfully presented.

29 Nov 2011: economic competitiveness; and (2) the role of government in technological research and innovation. ... Graduate students have already demonstrated considerable interest in the commercial exploitation of technology, for which evidence is the performance

2 Feb 2011: It certainly continues to be the case that the examination and assessment services are a very important, and possibly critical, source of income to the University. ... Despite the challenging economic environment, the Board has relatively few concerns

20 Apr 2011: access to personal data from outside the European Economic Area could constitute a ‘transfer’ contrary to the eighth data protection principle. ... His final thought, after a good dinner at Trinity, was that wealthy benefactors ought to be encouraged

29 Nov 2011: Secondly, there is Professor Minson's final paragraph, which I read as a piece of sophistry. ... I have two final points. First, how consistent are the RAM and the financial model?

29 Nov 2011: As has been explained in several previous annual reports, however, monograph publishing has been under severe economic pressure for many years and sales of the more specialised titles have now declined ... 1. This demonstrates the very large output of

29 Nov 2011: a range from £41,288 to £63,164 if the salaries of the Vice-Chancellor and Secretary and Chief Executive of the Local Examinations Syndicate were discounted. ... We are facing particular difficulties because of the pressures on the subject from the

29 Nov 2011: The University of Cambridge, including components such as Cambridge University Press and the Local Examinations Syndicate, and the Colleges, are all charitable bodies, and like all charities (exempt or non-exempt) ... Unfortunately, the lapse of time

29 Nov 2011: well brick up the windows of the adjacent rooms in Law and in Economics. ... We're working in multi-national, multi-cultural, multi-corporate teams and we need to really (sic) get a grip on what we want people to get from us.