The health debate has focused on insuring the uninsured and de-emphasized controlling runaway spending, much of which is ineffective.
As you can see in the men's idolization of certain key players are present but more focused on insuring that the player preforms highly.
In contrast with other tissues, the evolution of the glycolytic pathway in spermatogenic cells is focused on insuring the production of high levels of ATP in the sperm flagellum.
He had helped found an association, called "100% Made in Italy," that focussed on insuring proper labor practices, but his rhetoric was unmistakably nativist.
What Calipari has done is turn his basketball program into a place that, like a law, business, dental, or other professional school, is focussed on insuring that each of its students moves on to successful, satisfying careers.
Too many were never used, she learned, and when she sent a questionnaire to the staff asking why, she was told that "they did not have time, did not want to take on additional teaching requirements, needed to focus on insuring that their kids passed the mandated state tests," she says.
His frankly mercenary tone matches that of another college-hoops bête noire, Kentucky coach John Calipari, who has built a basketball program that, as Reeves Wiedeman has noted, ignores graduation rates and academic excellence and instead is "focussed on insuring that each of its students moves on to successful, satisfying careers".
Instead, focus on insuring that all of the necessary ingredients for success are in place.
Before co-founding Bunker with Dan Feidt, head of product design, and Steve Giddens, CTO, Nitschke was an executive at CUNA Mutual Group and Travelers Insurance and started Insure.VC, an angel fund focused on insurance technology.
Public attention has focused on one objective of the law, reducing the number of welfare recipients, but a related objective was to insure that people who still remain on the welfare rolls would work.
He learned to focus on diagnosis — insuring nothing was missed, especially an illness with an actual, effective treatment.
