It is highly unlikely that you will be able to keep tabs on all the academies, so I suggest that you create a set of regional committees to manage them.
Though this rhetoric is perhaps standard fare for conservatives willing to rail against environmental conservation in the name of unrestricted trade and production, Upton was once hoped by some to be the silver lining on a set of GOP committee chair appointments seemingly loaded with headstrong conservative idealists.
In the committee coordination problem, a committee consists of a set of professors and committee meetings are synchronized, so that each professor participates in at most one committee meeting at a time.
Unlike effective dose, where the tissue-dependent weighting factors are a set of generic, subjective committee-defined numbers, the weighting factors for effective risk are simply evaluated tissue-specific lifetime cancer risks per unit equivalent dose.
He abolished both in Libya, and replaced them with a set of local people's committees, in which, hypothetically, everyone would participate.
Caines is upfront about the reasons for their album seeming to suffer, on paper, from that very modern malaise: a set of songs made by committee.
This will produce a whirl of White Papers, a flurry of committee activity, a set of legislative rivalries as every chairman in the stable seeks to be the lead horse in the romp to legislative glory.
The rule of k names can be described as follows: given a set of candidates for office, a committee chooses k members from this set by voting, and makes a list with their names.
This committee issued a set of bold political demands, including the right to strike and form free trade unions, and it proclaimed a general strike.
The bipartisan committee offered a set of measures to defend domestic election infrastructure against hostile foreign nations.
