This might be achieved by methods not universally approved within the NHS, such as competing for patients from other areas (threatening local hospitals with closure), by treating private patients (at the expense of NHS patients), and by reducing the priority of treating chronic and complex conditions (which are generally more costly).
The King Center was criticized as competing for funds and siphoning energy from the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, which Dr. King had helped found.
The King Center was criticized at first as competing for funds and siphoning energy from the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, which Dr. King had headed.
I was travelling and competing from as young as 12, 13".
When compared to other intuitive schedulers, as well as competing ones from microeconomic theory, DRF is more fair.
Networking firms in Europe joined the game three years ago, but it wasn't until this winter that North American firms got started using robots built by Robotics Cabling of Berlin-which acquired and upgraded Nippon Hume's technology-as well as competing robots from Zrich-based KA-TE.
The NY Times has a story giving a broad overview of Connect as well as competing services from MySpace (Data Availability) and Google (Friend Connect).
Consequently, it would be misleading to present straw and softwood as competing options from a feedstock or process development perspective.
This time, the parties are standing as competing blocs: one from the center-right, led by the Moderates, and one from the center-left, led by the Social Democratic leader Mona Sahlin, who in running for prime minister could become the first woman to hold that job in Sweden if she is elected.
For this revisitation he has sliced a very large pie into subgenres, not so much separate ages as competing categories, everything from art rock to punk, heavy metal to alternative.
The company has struggled with losses as competing DVR devices from satellite and cable providers have eaten into TiVo's market share.
