Moving forward, the growth shown on the TIMSS should be capitalised upon.
It also proposes that, throughout the devolution process, there are repeated opportunities for engaging the public, and a wider range of elected councillors, which should be capitalised upon.
Similarly, whilst the allegro molto opening of the second movement is a tremendous contrast to the first, none of the pictures of Jewish outrage are capitalised upon, despite the perpetual rhythmic movement and violent chords that should make the music powerful and intense.
When Collins' co-campaigner first read the books, she said she was "deeply disturbed by how it mirrored the abuse that she had experienced from an ex-partner...women are coming to us and saying, 'We feel exploited, we feel that our stories and the abuse and trauma that we have suffered are being capitalised upon.' We're concerned especially how that's reflecting and impacting young people".
If lessons are to be drawn from examples such as Johannesburg, more would be achieved as there has been a strong incline towards the ecological components that were capitalised upon.
Many interviewees, while advocating a screening trial, wanted the current infrastructure of case detection, referral refinement and shared care to be capitalised upon.
A practical example of where this advantage could be capitalised upon would be if it was necessary to enforce the positions of several recording sites before allowing the algorithm to select further sites.
Without questioning the legitimacy of some of these concerns, there may be aspects of patients' and parents' complementary therapy use that can be capitalised upon, in order to enhance the overall quality of asthma care.
She has been capitalising on her insight ever since.
The events were capitalised.
