Also today, Mr. Clinton sparred anew with Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, who is using the gathering here to propose a ban on military uses of space, another effort to terminate American efforts to develop a national missile defense.
A15 Delay Sought on Missile Plan Supporters and opponents of an effort to develop a national shield against a limited ballistic missile attack, citing a test failure Tuesday night, joined in asking the Clinton administration to postpone a decision on whether to field the complicated ed antimissile system until after the November elections.
That, apparently, is the conclusion of House Democratic leaders, who have spent the past several months conducting focus groups and polls in an effort to develop a national message -- a turn of phrase that will appeal to the swing voters who are crucial to the party's prospects in 2004.
As such, it is well timed that Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) are leading a coordinated governmental effort to develop a national infrastructure for spatial data, including topographic data.
That's why I'm grateful to the National Coalition to End Child Abuse Deaths for partnering with us in our effort to develop a national strategy to end the cycle of child abuse and deaths.
Michael K. Powell, the chairman of the F.C.C., said in a statement that the decision would hurt efforts to develop a national policy on high-speed Internet services.
But some experts say that debate would not be occurring if federal officials, medical device makers and more doctors had thrown their weight more fully behind efforts to develop a national database of patients who get heart devices.
Although there have been some efforts to develop a national registry of diabetes, this has not been accomplished yet.
The publication draws on the latest research evidence and coincides with government's efforts to develop a national policy and programme for ECD which will, according to the Minister of Social Development, Bathabile Dlamini, "define the ECD service package and make it a public good".
Starting next school year, more than one million students in 22 states are expected to take the tests, in an effort to help develop a national exam modeled on the new standards, known as the Common Core.
