(Ingels told me that Amanda Burden, the New York City planning commissioner, had encouraged him, in a recent conversation, to consider this location).
Salvage logging has been encouraged in Corsica during recent years, and a burned stand should not be clear-cut when at least one pine has less than 2.5m of crown burned [23].
Roughly 60percentt of American households are now in some way invested in the stock market -- an economic shift encouraged in recent decades by both parties.
The instinct for attack, at least in polemical terms, has been encouraged in recent days by what Mr. Hussein appears to have taken as a sign of American weakness: the decision by President Bush -- routinely referred to in Baghdad's propaganda as "the son of a viper," or "little Bush" -- to muster new consensus for a fresh version of the United Nations sanctions.
With the euro, it will become much easier.Spot the gapsAll of this is a larger version of the price transparency that the Internet has encouraged in recent years.
Executives have also been encouraged in recent weeks by the channel's highest news audiences ever, for some of its political convention and debate coverage.
Although the recent defeat in a provincial election in Ontario was seen as the result of tactical problems in the campaign, the Tories have been encouraged in recent months by disarray in the opposition ranks and by the results of three by-elections held in Quebec on September 17th.
In particular, the selection of symbionts and their inoculation into the soil were strongly encouraged in recent decades.
However, in times of limited healthcare resources, both shared decision making and patient involvement in treatment decisions have been encouraged in recent years.
Banks under $10 billion in assets have nonetheless been encouraged in recent years by regulators to implement the practice on their own, especially related to commercial real estate (CRE) loans.
