Democracy Works, which has focused in the past on lobbying politicians for election and campaign finance reform, decided to concentrate more closely on the voters themselves for this election.
A new electronic pass, which would identify containerized cargo and the short-haul truckers ferrying it, would free border guards and inspectors to concentrate more closely on suspicious people and goods.
Even for him, however, it is a struggle: in early September, Shockwave announced that it was cutting 20 of its 170 staff, to concentrate more closely on interactive content and games.
As a result, analysts say, Los Angeles is likely to invest more heavily in affordable housing and measures to address homelessness, increase the number of "living-wage" jobs, concentrate more closely on the environment and press harder for reform at the Los Angeles Police Department.
Circus Space are looking pretty full, and are anyway concentrated much more closely on education and training.
The full amount of power is still available, but it's concentrated much more closely to the floor.
The intergenic RNA structures, however, are concentrated much more closely around known protein-coding loci, suggesting that flies have significantly smaller complement of independent structured ncRNAs compared to mammals.
The candidates trying to replace Mr. Uribe are expected to hew fairly closely to his security policies, although many of them say they will concentrate more than he did on social development.
Let us concentrate more on the prayers.
Maybe I can concentrate more".
