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First, the overall R4H design and oversight should be bolstered through strengthening or building institutional capacity to govern, coordinate and oversee health research, including instituting better management of human, material and financial R4H resources (Table  4).

Some players were surprised by Sutton's methods, including instituting two-a-day practices during the winter break.

The fund has made a number of recent changes to improve its workplace culture, including instituting a more restrictive policy on relationships with subordinates.

American officials said Mr. Hagel and Mr. Shoigu had agreed to increase their direct dialogue, including instituting a regular series of videoconference calls, and to increase meetings of their senior policy officials.

Far Further and DotMusic have some similar intentions, including instituting a verification system (to make sure JustinBieber.music is controlled by the real Justin Bieber, or at least by his real record company) and opposition to piracy.

Some two dozen bills were introduced to address problems exposed in the series and there is broad bipartisan support for reforms, including instituting a third-party review by medical staff when patients are denied treatments and devices.

In the short term, policies that could help include instituting international work standards for heat conditions, or even switching to night-time working to reduce exposure.

Rallies are planned to protest against measures that include instituting a national pension of €384 a month, raising social security contributions and increasing income tax for high earners.

That would include instituting promised reforms that would give equality to Turkey's Kurdish citizens, including the right to a Kurdish-language education.

Major components of reform included instituting a relatively liberal foreign investment law, decollectivizing agriculture, ending fixed prices and subsidies, and significantly reducing the number of state-owned enterprises.

Plans to invigorate the school include instituting the new citywide curriculum, offering extensive staff development and creating more inviting classrooms (think rugs), according to Carmen Farina, the Region 8 superintendent.