They think that foreign aid should instead be concentrated on strengthening Colombia's democratic state across the board.
Thus, the focus should instead be concentrated on understanding how these digital monies can be stabilized (if at all), and how stabilization can effectively harmonize the value of these coins.
"I talked with the girls prior to this season and we are not so much focused on streaks or what has happened before this season, but we have to instead be concentrated on what we have to accomplish this season". Two prominent Bell-Jeff (4-0) streaks could be on the line Thursday when the Guards open Santa Cruz League play at St. Anthony.
Or, perhaps, all this talk of biofuels is a convenient distraction: with aviation said to be the fastest-growing source of greenhouse gas emissions, should we instead be concentrating on reducing the number of aircraft we send into the sky?
Growth has instead been concentrated on high-tech manufacturers, including chip makers like Fujitsu and NEC, consumer-electronics firms like Matsushita, and a whole raft of specialist mid-sized manufacturers.
First Republic, which is based in San Francisco, does not set minimum balances, but instead is concentrating on the segment by building branches in the most upscale areas, like a new site on Sand Hill Road in Menlo Park, Calif., close to a bevy of venture capital firms.
Couch, who is back in training in her home town of Plymouth, considered appealing to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) but instead is concentrating on the 10m synchro pairs, for which she has been selected with partner Sarah Barrow.
Instead, such variation appears to be concentrated on small, although statistically significant patient subgroups.
Sir Jonathan Mills, departing director of the Edinburgh international festival (EIF), announced he would be excluding any independence-themed productions from the 2014 festival and instead would be concentrating on the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the first world war and "the Commonwealth".
In the case of today's action, some of the decline was presumably the result of the news that, for the moment at least, the TARP will not be buying toxic assets, and instead will be concentrating on recapitalization and perhaps securitizing consumer receivables.
Prof Mabey said that instead the Government should be concentrating on increasing awareness of what people should do if they think they might be at risk.
