But he said campus newspapers, with their easy availability and focus on community-based journalism, helped to instill the newspaper habit in students.
Mr. Gilbert, by admitting that the Taxi Commission had made errors - including failing to raise standards for drivers, pursue measures to increase cab availability and focus enforcement efforts on public safety - also demonstrated a sharp change in style from his predecessor, Jay L. Turoff.
The approach is adaptable to local conditions and data availability, and the GIS focus should facilitate data comparisons between sites.
Projecting this kind of presence (whether in person or in the form of a logged-in "green dot"), sends the message that it's okay for people to interrupt you whenever you're needed, or worse, that the company values the appearance of availability over the time and focus needed to do great work.
Many assessments of land availability exclude forest lands and focus instead on so-called 'unused' and 'degraded' lands, sometimes addressed as wastelands.
The rents that landlords are seeking for stores held steady in Manhattan, and increased in some districts, despite a weakening national economy, according to a survey of space availability and asking rents focusing on September 2000 and March 2001.
Coming by way of Samsung Russia, word of the Omnia 7 lacks things like carrier availability and pricing, instead focusing on good ol' specs.
THA said the goal was to create a "feeling of openness and availability", with a focus on "books and people".
"It must develop a comprehensive strategy that will work across government departments and focus on affordability, availability and promotion of alcohol in our society, particularly amongst young people", said a spokesman.
The importance of availability and usability of resources focused on collection and interpretation of family history information is highlighted by the independent association of the Supportive Resources measure with both quality outcome measures.
To date, most studies investigating associations between method availability and suicide rates have focused on the impact of limiting access to methods, such as the detoxification of the domestic gas supply in the 1950s and 1960s, the introduction of catalytic converters reducing the toxicity of car exhausts in the 1990s and the withdrawal of co-proxamol in recent years in the UK [ 5, 6].
