3.16pm GMT USA 0-0 Finland, 16:07, 1st period The Finns have taken the initiative, controlling the puck for a long chunk of time in the American zone, but there's no shot.
According to the Rights and Resources Initiative, communities control only 30percentt of forests in developing countries, with weak government bureaucracies controlling most of the rest.
G. anthat as of Jan . 1 , 1988Soviet factories should have their chance to exercise their own initiative & control their own destinies & would have to accept the risk that if they failed they failed.
At the same time, design efforts to elevate initiative impede control.
Fifty years ago, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service imported a species of Asian carp to Arkansas as part of an initiative to control aquatic plants in reservoirs and fish farms.
With her following albums, Carey began to take more initiative and control with her music, and started infusing more genres into her work.
A drainage fee in Houston, adopted last year in a close public vote, has been criticized by churches, which could pay thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars for a new city initiative to control flooding.
"We rely on the people's initiative to control the disease in their environment".
A quarter of doctors responding to this survey would not take the main initiative to control blood glucose for a patient under their care in hospital.
When asked if they would take the initiative to control blood glucose for their patients, 12 (15%) doctors would always take the initiative, 24 (29%) almost always, 20 (24%) often, 22 (27%) not very often and 4 (5%) rarely.
He has also proposed initiatives to control gangs and reduce crime.
