"I see no reason why the six cannot continue to work effectively in hammering out joint positions in our dealings with Iran".
So, if we as a nation want to increase the numbers of minorities participating in science, mathematics, engineering, and technology fields, then government agencies, corporations, and private organizations have to continue to work effectively with these schools to create a more diverse scientific workforce.
While A levels are being revised to include a grade of A* it would therefore be prudent also to include a grade of A**, as Tomlinson suggested, to allow the system to continue to work effectively in the future.
I look forward to continuing to work effectively with the executive, board and shareholders on these subjects over my final six months".
The Court continued, "to work effectively, it is important that society's criminal process satisfy the appearance of justice," Offutt v. United States, 348 U.S. 11, 14 (1954), and the appearance of justice can best be provided by allowing people to observe it".
Internationally my vision includes continuing to work effectively with our allies on security and trade; working even harder to fight climate change; working to strengthen our alliances including supporting NATO and the UN; and building and strengthening the coalitions necessary to finally defeat ISIS.
"I think the key question is whether the Apple team will continue to work as effectively as a collaborative without the single person to rely on for the final decision," said Charles Golvin, a Forrester Research analyst.
He added: "I think the key question is whether the Apple team will continue to work as effectively as a collaborative without the single person to rely on for the final decision".
T-Mobile and the U.S. government, namely the Department of Defense and the Department of Justice, continue to work closely and effectively together to make available AWS spectrum that will give consumers access to the 3G network.
Brookly McLaughlin, a Treasury spokeswoman, did not directly address the Democratic leaders' call for an extension to the auto industry, saying in response to the Reid-Pelosi letter, "We continue to work on a strategy that most effectively deploys the remaining TARP funds to strengthen the financial system and get lending going again".
There are two assumptions made here: first, that retirement-age boomers will actually retire (these days more and more continue to work, often out of necessity, but effectively squatting in those positions), and second, that the workforce will be structured similar to today.
