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Prosecutorial control over plea bargaining should be loosened, for instance by bringing in a magistrate judge who could take offers from both sides and act as adjudicator.

But he wants to reduce costs (for instance by bringing research and development closer to production), organise sales coverage in clusters rather than country by country, reduce bureaucracy, and be less tolerant of underperforming sectors.

"He's complained about not having the biggest squad and he's had a lot of injury problems but he has been able to replace them – for instance, by bringing the two lads in from Brentford, Nico Yennaris and Sam Saunders, who've played a big part in the final 10 games for them – so he can obviously spot a quality player and that's key to a manager.

Abraham is MIT's representative of BioAbroad, a group that tries to facilitate the return of biomedical scientists, entrepreneurs, and physicians to Israel, for instance, by bringing them into contact with companies there and funding travel for job interviews.

Judge Rakoff proposes two reforms: scrapping mandatory-minimum sentences and reducing the prosecutor's role in plea-bargaining for instance by bringing in a magistrate judge to act as a broker.

Mr Gurría was chosen not least because he warmly embraced a drive, led by Britain's delegation (at least according to its ambassador), to modernise the agency's employment practices for instance, by bringing more transparency to top-level jobs.But Mr Gurría's many critics are appalled at the way he handled the appointment of a new executive director to run the OECD's operations.

Can you carve this much out of your daily budget by, for instance, bringing your lunch to work or taking public transportation?

Regarding this decision, it should also be taken into account that strict criteria for the methods of systematic reviews have only become common practice in recent years, brought about – for instance – by the Cochrane Collaboration.

Alternatively, counselees may have felt invited to bring forward socio-emotional issues, for instance by counsellors' eye gaze.

For instance, inflammation brought about by smoking can be a common route for a series of diseases, such as ischaemic heart disease, heart failure, osteoporosis, anaemia, cancer, depression and diabetes [ 7].

What can help is 'privacy-by-design' approaches through, for instance, bringing the code/algorithm to the data (not vice versa) and conducting analyses behind the firewalls of private companies.