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Official Report
Meeting date:
26 May 2004
Education Committee, 26 May 2004
That opens up opportunities for rural schools to share facilities, conduct joint music classes, organise joint football teams and so on. Local authorities ought to be exploring all the options and possibilities that are available.
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 September 2003
Enterprise and Culture Committee, 09 Sep 2003
Along with the potential for teams of researchers moving, the other sources of income that universities must develop will be slightly under threat. Unlike in football, there will be no financial reward when people are transferred, even if they have not fulfilled their contract, which might be for five years.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 February 2003
European Committee, 11 Feb 2003
CSR is not about charity, but SMEs still tend to see it as philanthropy—when the business is done, they will give something to the local football club or church. We try to tell them—and we try to get trade associations to tell them, as it is more convincing coming from trade associations than from the Commission—that CSR is in their business interests.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 February 2003
European Committee, 11 Feb 2003
CSR is not about charity, but SMEs still tend to see it as philanthropy—when the business is done, they will give something to the local football club or church. We try to tell them—and we try to get trade associations to tell them, as it is more convincing coming from trade associations than from the Commission—that CSR is in their business interests.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 November 2002
Plenary, 28 Nov 2002
Much of the other comment that was made about major football matches in Glasgow was exaggerated.
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 April 2002
Plenary, 25 Apr 2002
It is a disgrace that the likes of Nike can be seen as respectable companies in this country and can appear on television sponsoring football matches and so on, when at the same time they are exploiting workers around the world in sweatshops where there are no trade unions, colluding with right-wing Governments to murder and kidnap people, and giving worker...
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 September 2001
Plenary, 26 Sep 2001
The fact is that young children soak up information like sponges and are much less self-conscious in displaying their abilities than are older children, who are often shy about language learning.As I said in my opening remarks, language is about more than just communication; it is the key to appreciating other cultures, raising our horizons and broadening our experiences, for it is upon the foundations of respect, understanding and tolerance that economic prosperity and peace will be built.I conclude by saying that I look forward to the day when the children in our schools, who after all are tomorrow's tartan army, can cheer for Scotland and order a pie and a pint not just in one European language, but in several. Perhaps our football...
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 December 2000
Education, Culture and Sport Committee, 06 Dec 2000
I have a strong personal commitment to sport in schools—I used to run a school football team—but to mention one area, and not to mention five or six others, would have been difficult.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 February 2000
Local Government Committee, 28 Feb 2000
We accept that if someone is suspended, they should lose any special responsibility allowance that they are receiving, because if they are suspended, they are no longer discharging that part of their duties.You could argue that if someone was suspended and could not participate at all in council work—to continue with the football analogy, they were off the ...
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 February 2000
Plenary, 10 Feb 2000
If that is not a call for a sacking, I do not know what it is. To take up the football analogy, I remember that "Sack the board" was the cry of Celtic fans, but if Nick Johnston had been there with them, it would have been, "Perhaps renew their contracts, perhaps not; in due course, in the fullness of time."
