He saw this shift towards the service industries as indicative of the kind of changes automation would increasingly impose on human activities [27].
Regulators say that in the last two or three years companies have increasingly imposed limits on trading.
All this began to change in the 90's as Ms. Beattie increasingly imposed a narrative shape on her characters' stories, connecting the psychological dots while investigating consequences and causes.
African bishops, in particular, have long complained about how progressive, Western ideas about birth control and gay rights are increasingly being imposed on the developing world by groups, institutions or individual nations, often as a condition for development aid.
What worries me is that the multi-voice model is increasingly being imposed on almost all shows because of television's need and greed for material that the audience immediately recognises.
This proportion has been based traditionally on the registered indication for the new pharmaceutical but, beginning in the last decade, reimbursement authorities have increasingly imposed prescription restrictions.
In the years to come, the aging of the population will increasingly impose a strain on health care systems worldwide.
This realization increasingly imposes a need of knowledge on wildlife managers required to participate in the policing of wildlife crimes [20].
First, the global backdrop: Factors tightening supplies include harsh weather in Europe, a cutback in exports from producers like Syria, Yemen and South Sudan, growing demand from India and China, and, increasingly, international measures imposed on Iran.
In the face of increasingly harsh sanctions imposed on Kim Jong-un after his recent nuclear tests, the project hopes to expose North Koreans to popular culture from the outside world in a bid to undermine the regime's rhetoric.
