The skinny 23-year-old with thick, arched eyebrows, a dark two-button suit and a degree in public relations said it was a "childhood dream" to seek office, adding that he hoped to fix roads, organize street patrols to fight crime and make St . Petersburga more attractive tourist destination.
Americans spend many tens of billions every year in the hope of keeping resolutions to lose weight, get fit, quit smoking, fix their finances, organize their closets — on and on.
Another influential factor was the independent local survey, which was indicator-based and that ultimately motivated the programme managers to fix the target, organize field activities, and generally improve.
"We are giving significant attention to two areas: how to fix the way we organize, train and equip, and finding the proper balance between roles given to the active component and those given to the Reserve component".
The broadest project, and perhaps I.B.M.'s highest priority, is work on autonomous computing, a field encompassing the challenge of creating networks of computers and other devices that can organize and fix themselves without human intervention.
There is no quick fix and getting organized takes time.
The tropici pSym harbored a set of nitrogen-fixation (nif/ fix) genes similar to those in other tropical microsymbionts, comprising a higher number of genes in comparison to those present in temperate rhizobial species [ 66]. nif/ fix genes were organized in four clusters in the tropici pSym.
Anyone can create a campaign to raise money for a political candidate or cause, to lobby a corporation to change its ways, or to organize neighbors to fix up a park.
Plants, with cells fixed in place by rigid walls, often utilize spatial and temporally distinct cell division programs to organize and maintain organs.
He wants to organize a work day to fix up homes of senior citizens.
