DEMOCRATS have been the most aggressive in vying for the privacy niche.
He was concerned that the department might become less competitive in vying for top students.
Richard L. Brodsky, a Westchester Assemblyman and a Democrat, said the switch was "a calculation that any Republican would have to make" in vying for the Westchester seat.
The proposed missions — four of which are led by women — will take the next step in vying for full approval and funding.
Among the potential benefits for companies are reduced costs, increased productivity, and an edge in vying for and keeping talented employees.
Evaluating the system's performance and the users contentedness, we compared 50 nutrition plans calculated in parallel using VIE-PNN or a hand-held calculator, retrospectively analyzed more than 5000 nutrition plans stored in VIE-PNNs database and evaluated a user questionnaire.
Thus French has a contrast between a high front unrounded vowel in vie, "life," and a high front rounded vowel with a very similar tongue position in vu, "seen," as well as a high back rounded vowel in vous, "you".
In vying with Kobe Bryant for a scoring title, Iverson -- known as the Answer -- is averaging 33.5 points (38 points in March) since being left off the United States national team.
"The time to start the drumbeat is now," he wrote in a July 12 essay, noting the extreme difficulty animated films, while hugely popular, have faced in vying for the most prestigious Oscar.
They argued that they have no economic interest in vying for the trademarks as a rival business might and, therefore, aren't a legitimate party that can be sued in U.S. district court.
