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Dr. John P. Rowe, president and chief executive of Aetna, said a "transition phase," including cost-cutting, introducing new methods of managing care and improving relations with doctors, hospitals and employers would result in higher profit margins by December.

John Stevens Henslow, (born Feb. 6, 1796, Rochester, Kent, Eng. died May 16, 1861, Hitcham, Norfolk), British botanist, clergyman, and geologist who popularized botany at the University of Cambridge by introducing new methods of teaching the subject.

We are proud that our alumni are changing healthcare, introducing new methods of patient care, and incorporating cutting-edge technology into their careers.

* * * Starting from 2013 UNICEF, with the support of the M.A.C. (Make-up Art Cosmetics) AIDS Fund, implements a project on ensuring access of children and adolescents that are involved in risky practices to the HIV treatment and prevention as well as on introducing new methods of early infant diagnostics of HIV.

I would like social housing to be reintroduced into the city, but introduce new methods of sustainability and strict regiments for tenants.

He introduced new methods of ski instruction, adapting some from Austria, along with innovations in artificial snow and in keeping it well groomed.

Most also plan to increase their social media presence, invest in new digital and online systems and introduce new methods of giving.

We introduce new methods of complex analysis (inequalities of Bernstein type) to study projections of analytic sets.

The police.'" Rocking an eye-catching uniform of leather jackets, afros and berets, the Panthers introduced new methods of community activism – most famously their Free Breakfast for Children programs – but terrified the white establishment and faced a tough clampdown.

Alphonse Pyrame de Candolle, (born Oct. 27/28, 1806, Paris died April 4, 1893, Geneva) Swiss botanist who introduced new methods of investigation and analysis to phytogeography, a branch of biology that deals with the geographic distribution of plants.

"While expressing a wide range of opinions and points of view," Tass reported, "all speakers agreed on the necessity to speed up economic reform and to seek out and vigorously introduce new methods of economic guidance and new forms of management". The press agency offered no hint of how quickly or firmly the Government might seek to introduce free-market programs.