The task of keeping those hundreds of millions of tons of animal waste out of rivers, lakes and estuaries is enormous, clearly requiring a strong set of revised regulations for the handling of factory-farm waste, including provisions for tracking waste when it's been moved offsite.
To help make a strong case for revising the dress code, Louie held a meeting in the school's auditorium prior to last week's board meeting, where about 100 students attended to share what specifically they'd like to see changed.
In the letter, Lucas says the change is a "significant deviation" on the cost of the project and that there is a "strong case" for a revised estimate to be put before parliament.
Helped by a weaker dollar, exports also turned in a strong performance, rising at a revised 21percentt rate, a couple of notches above last month's estimate and the biggest jump in seven years.
This scientist--a research-active faculty member at an excellent undergraduate institution who had never before applied for an NIH grant--prepared a strong conceptual draft, which was revised extensively on the advice of several collaborators, each of them expert in a certain, relevant area.
On the other extreme, codes of ethics could be revised with a strong emphasis on the professional obligation and duty to provide care during infectious disease emergencies; that is, assume a position leaning towards supererogation, or performing acts that are 'above the call' of duty [ 7].
Given the growing number of Iraqis joining the resistance, there is a strong need for Washington and London to revise their military and political plans for post-conflict Iraq.
And there is a strong likelihood that number will be revised upwards, as it was in August.
But the biggest contribution to the revised figure was a strong performance of exports, the ONS said.
Although the Times didn't use the "L word" when updating its story, the paper took a stronger tone in a revised headline asserting that the White House's crowd turnout claims were "false".
A1 The economy pressed ahead at a strong 6.9percentt annual rate in the last three months of 1999, revised government figures showed.
