Parliament also makes extensive use of its budgetary, and other powers, elsewhere; for example in the setting up of the European External Action Service, Parliament has a de facto veto over its design as it has to approve the budgetary and staff changes.
He had a wide influence on the progress of the science and was extensively consulted, for example, in the setting up of the International Agency for Research on Cancer IARCCancer IARC
There are some great examples of cooperation between Washington and Moscow — the setting up of nuclear detection programs at borders is clearly one of them.
This hypothesis is worked out by taking one example, the setting-up of the "National Centres of Competence in Research" (NCCR) in Switzerland and analyse the processes that have contributed to the acceptance of this funding measure.
Many areas within the CanMEDs competencies have a large difference between importance and preparation particularly medical problems of pregnancy, perioperative care, counseling for prevention (example smoking) and set up of an office.
Some firms are doing their best to change that: ICICI's Ms Kochhar, for example, is setting up lots of new branches to boost its deposits.Banks that do gather excess deposits may find the government wants to get its hands on them.
Another example for setting up the functions is the integration of: (i) the known auto-regulatory transcriptional activation of JUN by TNFα via JUN, and (ii) the activation of JUN via SMAD4 (TNFα – independent) into the single Boolean function 5 (compare Table 2 with Tables 3 and 4): JUN.out = (TNF AND JUN) OR (TGFB1 AND SMAD4).
The law is supposed to protect against abuses such as "reverse targeting" — that is, for example, setting up surveillance of a Russian spy abroad when the real purpose is to collect evidence against Americans with whom the spy might be in touch — yet the system is highly classified and not subject to scrutiny in open courts.
As cells divide, hierarchies of signaling can lead to differentiation, as for example first setting up a limb, then the divisions of the limb (upper and lower arm), then later structures (wrists and ankles, fingers and toes).
Mr. Smith, who followed his master's example by setting up shop in the Isle of Man to create his own timepieces, remembers Mr. Daniels's greatest lesson.
