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Plesa compared the annual process of buying young horses to the N.F.L. draft.

Its annual process of unilaterally certifying or decertifying other countries as allies in the drugs war greatly irritates them.

Later that summer, as the conference season approached, Oliver Letwin and Laws began the annual process of agreeing which government policies each party would announce that autumn.

Matthew Fritz, a spokesman for the state Department of Environmental Protection, said it would begin its annual process of placing pellets that destroy mosquito eggs in breeding areas in the next few weeks.

The Mets have begun the annual process of placing the bulk of their active players through waivers after the July 31 nonwaiver trade deadline.

The annual process of making up the $330,000 budget was an uphill scramble: a third came from a frugal town board, a third from the moody world of private donations and a third from an anemic endowment.

A good example is the annual process of setting the capital's fares - currently hidden under a veil of secrecy that seems more impenetrable than the official secrets act.

As the public schools system entered its annual process of selecting schools for closing or turnarounds, parents, teachers and community groups leveled criticism at school officials for the lack of communication with the communities involved and questioned data from the central office that does not match the reality in the schools.

Having been given a green light (and millions of dollars) from NBC more than a year before the series's scheduled premiere, Mr. Fox and the producers will have ample time to write scripts and cast actors, giving themselves an advantage in the chaotic annual process of show creation.

"Each employee at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) goes through an annual process of evaluation," says physicist Natalie Roe.

Population dynamics are tracked through the annual process of births and deaths (as well as immigration and emigration) of the community into the population classes.