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However, it is difficult for the teaching staff to deploy measures to enforce a pattern of continuous work without significantly increasing the required management tasks.

The density of swans grazing per ha can thus be used to predict potentially significant yield loss and provides an indicator of the level of swan grazing activity at which growers should consider deploying measures to reduce grazing.

They are going to amplify and deploy additional measures to protect the privacy of their users".

They can then deploy preventive measures to individual cities, counties or even hospitals to help thwart a larger crisis.

Apart from the straightforward fund-and-raise provisions, the emerging House GOP legislation appears to contain the Vitter amendment and – according to House Democratic leader Steny Hoyer – a provision to strip the Treasury of its ability to deploy emergency measures to avoid default.

On housing, the commission urged ministers to "deploy appropriate measures to respond to the rapid increases in property prices in areas that account for a substantial share of economic growth in the United Kingdom, particularly London".

And Sony "will vigorously promote the Motion Controller as the de facto controller of the PS3 platform along with the DUALSHOCK series controller and will deploy various measures to enhance the software title line-up for the Motion Controller, delivering groundbreaking interactive entertainment only possible on the PS3 platform".

An emergency response management system is under development to forecast these episodes of low dissolved oxygen and to deploy measures that will raise dissolved oxygen concentrations to prevent damage to the fishery resource.

But he continued to put pressure on political leaders to swiftly deploy measures they have agreed on to contain the crisis, like the new euro area bailout fund.

All the postwar Asian tigers - Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and China - have deployed protectionist measures to defend their fledgling industries.

The military deploys draconian measures to silence critics, they say, banning strikes and singling out individual critics like Alaa Abdel Fattah, a renowned blogger jailed by a military prosecutor this week for a 15-day sentence on incitement charges.