The new disclosures detail the extent of what was dubbed "Bill Clinton Inc" by advisers who boasted of securing more than $100m for the former president.
A firm's decision to engage in apprenticeship training is to a large extent determined by the cost-benefit ratio of such an investment compared to other alternatives of securing skilled workers.
Organizational barriers could also be addressed to a larger extent, e.g., by securing active support from senior management and arranging for further discussions of the guidelines at the workplace.
In a brief statement to the press he said he was overwhelmed to discover the extent of efforts made to secure his release.
It is conservative to the extent that it seeks to continually reproduce ruling-class dominance on a new basis, but can only do so effectively to the extent that it secures a degree of popular legitimacy in doing so.
Such disagreements often arise as a result of multiple sources reporting fatality figures, such as aid agencies, media outlets, and scientists; the former two of these groups may have incentives to exaggerate the extent of disaster in order to secure more aid or make more sensational news, respectively (Blong, 1984).
Tumor endoprostheses have broader variation in site, patient age, tumor malignancy, extent of tumor invasion, need for secure margins, patient immune condition, defect size, soft-tissue condition, and prosthesis type than conventional prostheses for total knee or hip arthroplasty.
We have been diligently reviewing logs and records about the break-in to determine the extent of the information exposed, and re-securing avenues used to gain access.
The extent of disease seemed to have some advantages to secure complete resection margin via surgical treatment (P = 0.066).
Though Iran does not seek to publicise the extent of its involvement, it nonetheless relishes the chance to secure a place as the region's superpower, a quest made all the easier by America's reluctance to get embroiled.
