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A pre-conference poll of delegates has revealed that 57% feel local government is not in control of its own destiny, while 82% feel it is not yet doing enough to demonstrate its efficiency and effectiveness.

The funding helped continue the program long enough to demonstrate its worth to the state's managed-care organization, he said.

In a speech televised live in both countries, Mr Wen noted that Japan had apologised for its wartime atrocities and that its people had also suffered, but said that the country's leaders had not done enough to demonstrate its remorse.

Although the percentage of events inferred is low, the absolute number is still large enough to demonstrate its utility.

If your own article is not enough to demonstrate it, the absence, it is enough to peruse through the rest of the issue.

Finally, John was kind enough to demonstrate his infamous drum machine and play us some of the patches from his highly influential first album, Metamatic.

Moreover, as documented by its continuing quest for that will-o'-the-wisp, mature, female presenting ability, it may be some time before the corporation can produce enough Mary Beards to demonstrate its commitment, following the decision of an employment tribunal that it wronged 53-year-old Miriam O'Reilly.

Besides, there was a discrepancy between the model presented in its most general form and the data that may not have been rich enough to demonstrate simultaneously all its features.

By the time the tapestry arrives, in 2022, some of this will be resolved, but Macron's gesture, summoning shared blood, was enough to demonstrate that the U.K. will never escape its European fabric.

The United States ambassador, John D. Negroponte, insisted that they had already gone on long enough to demonstrate that Iraq had no intention of disclosing its secret arms to the inspectors.

He said the Government's Commons statement committing Britain "in principle" to monetary union represented a "turning point" which would be enough to demonstrate the Government's pro-Emu credentials to its partners.