India produces nearly 40% of the generic drugs used in the US and has been stepping up production in anticipation of increased demand in the wake of the introduction of "Obamacare".
Sun's price cuts come in the wake of the introduction of competing products.
In the wake of the introduction of Uefa's rules in 2011/12, the Premier League and the Football League also brought in their own cost control regulations.
But as total agricultural use rises sharply post-1996 in the wake of the introduction of GE-HT crops, glyphosate use on the major GE crops (maize, soybeans, cotton) is fully captured in NASS, EPA, and USGS data.
Despite the attention given to CSR since 2009 in Mauritius in the wake of the introduction of the CSR legislation, academic research on the topic is still very scanty.
In particular, it was in the wake of the introduction of Buddhism that the Japanese imperial court came to use nengô (Chinese: nianhao), or "year-names," as a means of counting the years within the reign of an emperor.
In the wake of the introduction of primary health care nurse practitioners (PHCNP) [ 31], it is important to see how nurses' work and the establishment of the role of PHCNPs may be supported by reorganization projects using ICTs.
Anton Wahlman thinks it's more likely than not that Microsoft will take a beating from Google and Apple in the wake of the Windows 8 introduction.
The number of cases fell in the wake of the closure of the Sangatte refugee camp in Calais in 2002 and the introduction of greater immigration controls on the Eurostar in the UK and France.
In a printed introduction, Ms. Zetlan explained that the program's theme, "Under Cover of Night," grew out of her newfound intimacy with the predawn hours in the wake of the birth of her daughter.
And in the wake of corporate scandals over the last two years, he is overseeing the introduction of a complex mandatory course this term that tries to teach students to deal with difficult ethical issues that confront executives.
