Primary care trusts in England, which are being abolished as part of government changes to the health service, are criticised in the report for not dedicating enough of their budgets to alcohol problems.
He has heard all of the criticism: that he is high maintenance, moody, self-interested and, worst of all, not dedicated enough to be truly great.
It seems there is still a pervasive attitude that women cannot hold their own is these types of arena: aren't funny enough for panel shows, aren't clever enough for politics, aren't dedicated enough to succeed at the highest levels of business.
I have tremendous respect for any anyone dedicated enough to take a bullet for The Leader of the Free World.
In addition, other nodes must dedicate enough DoFs for interference suppression from the transmission of node u if they operate on the same channel as u.
When tutors did not dedicate enough time to students both within and outside of tutorials, students felt they were a burden to the tutors, which prevented them from asking questions and fully engaging in learning activities.
Like a letter, it only requires small amounts of writing input, however you need to be dedicated enough to write regularly, at least once a week.
A career in philosophy, or similar roles such as a researcher in a think-tank or institute, will ensure you dedicate regular time to your philosophy, but for the part time philosopher make sure you dedicate enough time to it so you keep improving and don't forget bits of your work.
"I'm good enough and dedicated enough to make some finals and win some medals.
Others believe Messi is not dedicated enough to the national team, and not sufficiently Argentine, having moved to Barcelona to receive underwritten treatments of growth hormone as an undersize boy who still bears the nickname Flea.
