Science Crisis

1986 to 1988

four mentions

We are facing a Crisis of Science.

_{Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome}

Mr. Crouch - Nov. 21, 1986

Part of the answer to those questions must lie in the questions to which my hon. Friend the Member for Canterbury (Mr. Crouch) addressed himself - what he called the Crisis of Science.

_{Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome}

Sir Ian Percival - Nov. 21, 1986

Britain now faces a Crisis in Science more serious than at any time since the war.

_{British Science}

Mr. Jack Straw - Feb. 29, 1988

This country faces a Serious Science Crisis.

_{Agreements For Establishment, Etc. Of City Technology Colleges}

Mr. Straw - July 19, 1988

1991 to 2006

three mentions

over 15 years

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Do the Government now appreciate that there is a Science Crisis?

_{Science Funding}

Mr. Strang - May 21, 1991

How seriously are the Government taking the Crisis in Science?

_{Mathematics And Science Teachers}

Robert Key - April 20, 2004

That said, it is important to recognise, as the Roberts review did, that there is not a Crisis in Science in our universities.

_{Science (Uk Universities)}

Bill Rammell - May 3, 2006

2008 to 2009

two mentions

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It will be difficult for the Minister to disagree that there is a Crisis in Science in our schools today.

Maria Miller - Jan. 15, 2008

We all know where the science, technology and development is, so if the Crisis in the Science is so grave, what is the difficulty in saying, "Sorry, guys, but the next generation has to comply - go to it"?

_{Industrial Carbon Emissions (Targets) Bill}

Simon Hughes - July 3, 2009

Science Crisis

Including: Serious Science Crisis, Crisis of Science, Crisis in the Science, Crisis in Science

9 mentions.

1986 - 2009