All of this poses a challenge to Mr. Obama as he seeks to move the Clinton wing of the party beyond with the Clinton era without offending Mrs. Clinton's considerable base of supporters.
Likewise, de Blasio apparently had no stomach for a messy fight with New York City's real estate interests—or at least that's the only way I can make sense of his waiting until just hours before the vote to back the freeze he campaigned on, rather than leveraging his considerable base of supporters or, you know, explicitly telling the people he installed on the board to vote for it.
Tissue engineering, however, along with some other aspects of regenerative medicine such as gene therapy, has yet to deliver real successes in spite of a considerable science base and investment in the commercial infrastructure.
A considerable sleight-of-hand.
On the other hand, the small anions such as chloride and bromide are solvated in this solvent to a considerable extent based on the enol form of the solvent, and the ion-pairs of tetraalkylammonium halides are solvent-separated as in alcohols.
Save money If the scheme is successful, it will save the local authority and central government a considerable amount of money, based on the calculation that care placements cost the state between £20,000 and £180,000 a year, and that keeping someone out of care could avert indirect, longer-term costs associated with spending time in care.
The use of appropriate countermeasures, in particular those associated with exercise, minimizes these adaptations and counters some of the hazardous aspects of space flight, thus enabling the astronaut to retain a considerable degree of Earth based capability.
If the scheme is successful, it will save the local authority and central government a considerable amount of money, based on the calculation that care placements cost the state between £20,000 and £180,000 a year, and that keeping someone out of care could avert indirect, longer-term costs associated with spending time in care.
But in many cases, the answer may rely on a considerable amount of judgement based on how likely it is that you have a particular condition, the ability of the test to detect it, and the impact of the test result on treatment decisions.
