As national security adviser, he would work in the White House shaping foreign and military policy and have frequent access to a president with no national security experience.
But if you need to have frequent access to your archives, you should consider storing the boxes in a more prominent place.
Controversial new rules requiring adults who have frequent access to other people's children to be enrolled on an official register are to be dramatically scaled down, just two months after they were introduced.
In denormalization we reject the splitting of the physical tables, and keep the data together in a single database table which have frequent access, to reduce the query processing time, as in this way we can avoid joins as well and the disk scanning at different location to answer the queries.
This reveals that trusting the action of others could be a useful alternative mechanism to indirect reciprocity when donors do not have frequent access to the reputation of potential recipients.
But the islands of Zanzibar did not start implementing the IDD interventions based on the assumption that the population living there had frequent access to sea foods that are rich in iodine.
The islands of Zanzibar missed the opportunity to start implementing the Iodine Deficiency Disorders (IDD) control interventions in the 1980s to 1990s due to the assumption that the population living on the islands had frequent access to sea foods that are iodine-rich.
Though not significant, individuals who had frequent access to CHI messages from the CHI team and whose leaders participated in the promotion were 2.4 and 1.4 times more likely to exhibit adequate knowledge than those who did not benefit from such situations.
Distance to river (within 2 km) was positively associated with the risk of NTD, likely because people living far away from a river may not have frequent access to fresh river water thus they may use stored water (more likely to be contaminated by microorganisms) at home and use water less often for hygiene purposes.
Further, the nature of the study favored participants who had frequent access to and comfort with the internet, as reminders were more quickly transmitted via e-mail than by telephone; and, responses were more reliably received electronically than through fax transmissions or postal packages.
