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Described by colleagues as "a very focused man, a strong leader, who has the interests of children at heart", he has overseen the re-negotiation with the DfES of a complex raft of more than 400 performance indicators down to around 60, to make CEA's highly complicated contract more workable.
The tartily dressed canary in the coalmine These descendants of rave and hip-hop know that, whatever messages The X Factor might convey, you can't just play your music, get discovered and become a star – an altogether more complex raft of skills and a sharp eye for opportunity are needed to survive in the modern music industry.
As congressmen meet behind closed doors, they're weighing a complex raft of issues with virtually no time to make a decision on a proposed $700 billion bailout package from the U.S. Treasury.
New data drew a detailed picture of the biophysical raft structure and the complex raft lipid biochemistry of TCR signalling domains.
It says: "Legal issues can be extremely complex, so publishing a raft of information without proper context – as the regulator is proposing – may confuse rather than aid consumers.
The insider-trading case announced on May 9th follows the trail across half-a-dozen borders and a raft of complex corporate structures.
So mechanics and pilots, in addition to being well paid, benefitted from a raft of complex work rules, which gave them a great deal of control over things like scheduling, job assignments, and outsourcing.
Still, the bank's new top managers have been on a "charm offensive" to win shareholders' support at this year's meeting for a raft of complex governance and pay reforms.CalPERS, the giant pension fund for California's public employees, focuses its shareholder activism on the 300 firms in which it has the largest holdings.
He added: "In the white heat of intensive care, the priority will always be the patient's physical welfare, and so it should be, but the family are intent that I should consider him not only as a raft of complex medical problems but more broadly as the man he has been throughout his life and, on some level, they consider he still is – his morality, his faith, his ethics and his religious beliefs.
It is an incredibly complex story with a raft of characters and places and a case that Poirot really battles with.
This label characterises a highly complex intervention which comprises a raft of intervention components.
