Together these three administrative units form the chief concentration of commercial employment.
The chief concentration of settlement is in the southeast, in the area of Goiânia, across the border from Minas Gerais.
Online content, red button, apps – they can all be enjoyable additions to a programme, but the chief concentration must always be on the shows themselves.
His Chief Executive concentration was constantly switched back and forth from the huge obstacles still confronting a final push for health care legislation and, of course, the unimaginable disaster in Haiti.
Harvard adopted the principle of "distribution and concentration," but in practice gave chief emphasis to the concentration.
Although folic acid fortification may have left cobalamin deficiency as the chief influence on homocysteine concentrations among the elderly in the United States (84), folate status explains 15% of homocysteine variation, compared with 4% for cobalamin status in European countries without fortification (33).
WHILE some REIT's have emphasized geographic diversification, Stephen L. Green, the chief executive of SL Green Realty Corporation, concentrates on concentration.
The guild's chief concern about market concentration involves trade books.
Chief Sudnik said the concentration of hydrogen sulfide in the hole was measured at 200 parts per million, double the amount that environmental experts consider "imminently dangerous".
"Linnas's duties as a concentration camp chief were such as to offend the decency of any civilized society," the court wrote.
In 1995, while he was visiting Israel, Yisrael Meir Lau, the Ashkenazic chief rabbi and a concentration camp survivor, said Cardinal Lustiger had "betrayed his people and his faith during the most difficult and darkest of periods" in the 1940s.
