He has adopted the "change" slogan as his own, portraying himself as an enemy of the status quo.
In the four states that have adopted the changes — Chihuahua, Oaxaca, Nuevo León and Baja California — there have already been a handful of such trials.
Therefore, some teachers have adopted the changes more easily than others (Rekkor et al. 2013).
If Gannett had adopted the change at the start of 2001, the company's profit for the period a year earlier would have been $227.1 million, or 85 cents a share.
This research programme is funded by The Wellcome Trust through the programme of Major Awards to Centres of Excellence in Latin America and has adopted the name SCAALA (Social Changes, Asthma and Allergy in Latin America Programme).
In spite of the efforts and proposals of the European Group of the Left, the European Parliament, through the European Right/Socialist compromise which it has approved, has adopted the basic philosophy - despite certain individual changes - of the Commission's neoliberal proposals.
As of Jan . 1 , 15tatestates be full participants in SSUTA, meaning they've adopted the required changes to their owillaws.
Michael P. Forbes, who became the president of the Huntington group in February, said that its 27-member board had adopted the name change on May 12 and that its 1,200 members were ratifying the decision.
More than 40 states have adopted the eligibility change in question, known as "broad-based categorical eligibility".
Most of the studies on diabetic orthostatic hypotension have adopted the postural change in systolic blood pressure as the criterion (3, 6– 9), except for one study that used mean blood pressure to define orthostatic hypotension (10).
The thesis that time could pass without change in anything at all has proved controversial, and we have adopted the usage that change in a thing implies the passage of time.
