As guidance counselors reached out to the top colleges to lay the groundwork for the change, they said they heard concerns from only three or four large universities that weigh Advanced Placement courses heavily in the admission process.
Defense Secretary Ashton Carter and General Joseph Dunford, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, laid the groundwork for these changes when they appeared before the Senate Armed Services Committee Tuesday.
Companies like mine are laying the groundwork for these changes by allowing the nation's utilities to effectively collect data from across their networks (down to the individual transformer) to help real-time pricing decision, real-time security and transmission.
The constitutional amendment doesn't actually complete the merger – it just lays the constitutional groundwork for this change in the status of the bank.
They knew what was coming, and in part this was because people like Sa Leitao had been visiting the area, laying groundwork for the civic changes that would accompany the imposition of order.
Although the new collection of background location data might come as a surprise for some riders, Uber laid the groundwork for this change last year.
In the process, the company's founder and CEO Jay Giraud quietly stepped down last October, though he already laid much of the groundwork for this change, and Mojio brought in Kenny Hawk as its new CEO.
Yet, during this week-long summit to lay the groundwork for the Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen in December, as world leaders take turns in making rousing speeches and proclamations, old divisions will continue to bog down any progress for carbon emissions reductions until President Obama and his fellow Summit participants make the final leap from certainty to action.
But the questions in the survey have led medical groups and some public health experts to warn that the government is laying the groundwork for changes in the sector that could jeopardise the universality of the Australian health system.
1961 Russia to Pass U.S. In 20 Years Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev's new Communist party program to be published Sunday will lay the groundwork for sweeping changes within the Soviet society aimed at surpassing the United States' standard of living within 20 years, informed sources said today [July 28].
