Originally a World Bank requirement, devised to ensure that countries qualifying for debt relief spent newly-freed-up resources on poverty reduction programmes, PRSPs quickly became a means of coordinating government poverty reduction initiatives in different sectors and also for driving harmonization and alignment of donor support [ 23].
The resulting divergence in economic interests is driving new political alignments.
"The resulting divergence in economic interests" between local and global companies, she writes, "is driving new political alignments".
Mr. Martin defined extreme conditions as having extremely worn tires, wheels that are out of alignment and driving at high speeds.
The driving force was the alignment of shared interests around the commitment to train and deploy the 3000 midwives.
Vehicle trajectory provides a basis for classifying driving behaviors, highway horizontal alignments design, and cross section designs, and is also an indicator of road driving safety [1].
In order to better understand the driving forces that determine the alignment of amphipathic helical polypeptides with respect to the surface of phospholipid bilayers, lysine-containing peptide sequences were designed, prepared by solid-phase chemical synthesis, and reconstituted into membranes.
Although this observation could be traced back to much earlier reports [2], [3] and has been shown to be present in a variety of different settings [4] [7], the driving forces that produce such an alignment remain obscure.
It is advisable to do a proper wheel alignment with professionals to avoid driving a car that does not respond when it is needed to or as fast as it is needed.
Incorrect air pressure, steering wheel alignment, loose or worn parts, driving conditions, load, etc, can cause rapid or uneven tire wear.
