William Isaac, chairman of the F.D.I.C. in the early 1980s, said a positive result of the banks' problems would be if more regulations were imposed so that banks would not find themselves in such need to raise money in the future.
Almost simultaneously, he said, the school system issued a similar e-mail alert to 45 news organizations in the region, advising them that the code blue alert had been imposed so that parents could be informed.
During the 2004 2005 school year the committee also put in place an initiative that ensures a student's advisor, housemaster, Student Support Services, and the registrar's office are immediately notified once sanctions are imposed, so that students who receive disciplinary action cannot load up on unblemished transcripts before the sanction is indicated on them, Resnick said.
To additionally stabilize the video-level controller, asymmetric control behavior is imposed, so that when a low video level is measured (dark object entered the area of interest), the controller responds rapidly and the image intensity increases to enable a better visualization of the object of interest.
A restriction was imposed so that selected genes had at least four aliases.
This limitation was imposed so that recently diagnosed cancer would not influence the data collected with the 2003 questionnaire.
Periodic boundary conditions are imposed so that u N +1= u1 and u0 = u N (similarly for v).
In these models, distance constraints were imposed so that the residues of the PR1 RXXPXXP motif were positioned at the right distance with respect to the residues on SH3 with which they interact in our molecular model.
In a departure from the standard application of this instrument (where participants are asked to choose their most salient relationships to be rated), the index relationships were imposed so that questions were asked specifically and solely about the spouse, mother, and mother-in-law.
