It called for closer work with the World Bank "to lead in helping countries to develop policies to combat poverty and improve social conditions," carefully steering clear of the arguments over how much of that responsibility should fall to the bank, the traditional poverty-fighter, and how much to the fund, which manages international financial crises.
The setscrew method typically allows a somewhat shorter, typically near-natural, stereo base best for closer work like portraits.
Although the number of delayed discharges was reduced by 1,000 by March 2002, the report states there is still a need for closer working between health and social care, warning there is often a lack of a clear joint commissioning strategy on older people's services.
The government has also called for closer working between the NHS and the social care sector as part of its health service reforms and changes to care for the elderly, which will bring a £75,000 cap on lifetime care costs being introduced after 2017.
It comes in two versions, for close work and for standing work.
Both Gniré and Bona have been advised to get a pair of glasses for close work.
The Blaschkas employed standard lamp working techniques, in which an artisan uses a small flame for close work with sometimes minute pieces of glass.
I've just been to have my eyes tested and it turns out that now I need different glasses for distance and for close work.
Then in optometry school, in the 1970s, he found out he had convergence insufficiency -- a condition characterized by eyes that don't turn in together, or converge, well for close work like reading -- and was treated with eye exercises.
Then in optometry school, in the 1970s, he found out he had convergence insufficiency — a condition characterized by eyes that don't turn in together, or converge, well for close work like reading — and was treated with eye exercises.
There's the blank-firing gun, which simulates the correct action of the weapon (kickback, sound, and muzzle flash); a replica, which has plastic moving parts and is therefore less likely to jam; a non-gun, which produces just a photographic flash, and is used for close work; and the stunt gun, which is made of lightweight rubber and can be thrown off a rooftop.
