PAGE 13 Congressional Memo Budget to Test Inertia in Congress The ambitious policy agenda encapsulated in the advancing federal budget will test whether Congress can shake the rust from its legislative machinery and overcome the powerful inertia that has gripped it in recent years.
So, for the first time in ages, does Keanu Reeves, an actor whose dopey, dude-ish charm has, in recent, years crossed the line into sheer inertia.
Two of the main reasons for this are lack of treatment compliance and therapeutic inertia in the office, control of which has not improved in recent years [ 22]–[ 25].
The entirety of the refugee population within the EU stands at 0.11 per cent: the panic that has erupted in recent weeks stems from years of mismanagement, and political inertia, not the scale of the task itself.
Consequently, our analysis supports previous findings concerning clinical inertia in both U.K. and U.S. general practice and reflects little improvement in recent years, despite updated treatment guidelines recommending tight glycemic control.
If you chose inertia as your investment strategy and didn't book any profits from small-cap holdings in recent years, you'd be richer on paper.
Clinical practice guidelines recommend aggressive treatment of patients with an HbA1c >7.0% [ 4, 5], however a recent study examining clinical inertia in patients with T2DM revealed a high mean HbA1c of 9.5% at the time of insulin initiation [ 41].
But in recent years, many of the top earners, especially some strong summer-weekend openers like "Star Wars: Episode I -- The Phantom Menace," "Mission: Impossible 2" and "Pearl Harbor," have racked up huge numbers that reflect the audience's inertia.
After decades of institutional inertia and official corruption, opposition figures here say, the government's capacity to respond to crises has been severely eroded, a fact that has emerged starkly in recent days.
fundamentalists in recent years.
