In all these remote and rural areas, the Indigenous population is usually significant, and often the majority.
But at least for major legislation like the first Bush tax cuts, there was usually significant bipartisan support.
Frequently they struggle to attract good senior managers, leaving them reliant on expensive interim directors, and there is usually significant change at board level – three of the chief executives we interviewed were the third person to do the job in as many years.
The GA provided ideal solutions quickly, and numerical studies reveal that the cost saving provided by the coordinated schedule between both stages is usually significant.
Regarding the first contribution, since the portion of a system related to NFRs is usually significant, the reduction on the development effort associated to these NFRs is also significant.
In contrast, differences among lagoons were usually significant with differences between the two forested lagoons, North Head and Acheron lagoon, being particularly large for assemblage composition and the abundance of some taxa; this variation may, potentially, obscure any effects of urbanisation.
Because the contribution of the pressure drop at the exit of the feed tank is usually significant, a special emphasis was put on the region of particle acceleration in deriving the pressure drop estimation.
Moreover, as highlighted in Hamermesh (1993), the presence of lags in the shifting of social contribution is usually significant (on average, long-run shifting equilibrium takes more than a year) due to the presence of nominal rigidities.
The cost difference between plans is usually significant: In New York, direct plans charge a flat 0.17percentt expense ratio, whereas the advisor plans charge from 0.65percentto1.40percentcent for "A shares," which also come with an upfront sales charge of up to roughly 5.25percentt.
