The extensive, frequently changing assemblage at dinner, for example, includes about 10 cold dishes or condiments, perhaps 20 entrees and a couple of desserts.
Mr. Kerik said the improvements were more extensive than simply changing the form.
Supply-side reform of financial services does.More so than its predecessor, then, the CMA policy is an indicator (and road test) of how Labour might substantiate its hitherto extensive talk of "changing the rules" of the British economy.
"Over 20 lawsuits, a major precedent from a federal judge, extensive press coverage, changing policies at companies and colleges, as well as new campaigns led by young people — all of these are starting to alter dramatically the culture of unpaid work and the internship economy," he said.
Extensive changes in positions that did not affect government policy, such as President Benjamin Harrison's changing 31,000 postmasters in one year, also led to inefficiency.
He said that Ms. Ali asked him to do extensive additional work, including changing the windows and redoing original sections of the house, which he said accounted for the extra costs.
The landscape of prostate cancer treatment is rapidly changing as extensive research into potential therapies yields new options.
After extensive revisions (which included changing the role of Faust from a baritone to a tenor), Bologna witnessed the work's rebirth before a much more receptive audience on October 4, 1875.
Because of the counter-intuitive baseline finding that 3-yearly screening had slightly better outcomes than 2-yearly screening, we performed extensive sensitivity analysis involving changing the assumptions about re-screening practices after 4 years of follow-up; and we found that the effect could be reversed (i.e. 3-yearly screening became slightly less effective than 2-yearly screening).
