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Political competition, he never stopped arguing, should be organised around the policy choices of two main parties, not around personality and pork.

The panel suggested that a Homeland Defence Command could be organised around the National Guard.But, on second thoughts, the guardsmen feel more cautious about the new defence thinking.

As protests continue to be organised around England by students angry at the planned almost threefold rises in university tuition fees, the Welsh last week announced that they would not be falling in behind Westminster's proposals.

"It shows that the left-wing camp that could be organised around the SPD does not yet exist," says Oskar Niedermayer, a political scientist at Berlin's Free University.Ms Merkel can only cheer.

Thiago Silva of Brazil sees a link between his Christian faith and his recovery from tuberculosis.For Muslims, coaching sessions and even matches have to be organised around their need to fast and pray.

Under a new scheme unveiled by Mark Willes, the chairman of Times Mirror, the marketing men at the Los Angeles Times will be organised around the same editorial sections as journalists are.

HQJOC's main role is to "plan, monitor and control" ADF operations and exercises, and it is organised around groups of plans, operations and support staff.

The health workforce is organised around groups of professions that embrace a repertoire of pre-defined skills within a unifying philosophy, codified through formal education and measured by the achievement of specific competencies.

The same reasoning can be found in Van Merode [ 31], who states that, in a functionalistic organisation, departments put their professionals at the centre: everything is organised around the health care professional, not around the patient.

ICI shifts were organised around home matches.

Most systems are organised around accounts, not people.