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It is another ill-defined term that can mean a host of specific limitations on the insured's freedom of choice.
Lammy said the government had made no response to a host of specific recommendations made by the panel, including data sharing between local councils, pupil referral units, restorative justice and character building in schools.
A veritable Home Depot of spirituality, its brightly lighted aisles teem with hundreds of varieties of candles, oils, perfumes, cleaning liquids, air fresheners and incense powders, offering solutions fine-tuned for a host of specific problems.
But the European Union is probably the most zealous regulator: it has separate legally binding "directives" on waste policy in general, hazardous waste, the transportation of waste, pollution control, landfills, incinerators, and a host of specific sorts of waste, from cars to packaging to electronic goods.
While it's true that the movement still lacks a cohesive message, its participants lately have focused on a host of specific issues.
Instead, the CITAT asks physicians whether a host of specific clinical activities in the hospital are routinely and preferentially conducted using computers.
In 800 information-packed pages, Pinker also discusses a host of more specific issues.
When Mr. Obama was first elected, labor pushed for the stimulus bill and health care legislation, but also sought a host of more specific bills, such as the so-called card check bill, which are no longer on the top of their agenda.
Then there are a host of more specific risks to your company.
Assuming that we believe that some, but not all, prenatal tests should continue to be available, at least in certain circumstances, we need to ask a host of more specific questions.
The World Café has been used to develop business and organizational strategies, to enhance safety performance, to support executive education, to foster community development, and for a host of other specific applications.
