Instead all agencies should work together around the interests of the children and young people, and "the inspection of children's services must mirror this approach", it argues.
Since the mall is now the dominant player in the area, Mr. Gretsas said, all new stores must mirror its style as a visual element.
For example, a retailer's point-of-sale system and transaction log must be up-to-date by the second, its order management system and inventory accounting log must mirror that data at all times, and its digital e-commerce information must be stored and processed congruently with its physical location information in real-time as well.
However, in the late 1980s, Bell, who fervently believes that the ethnic and gender mix of a faculty must mirror the composition of its student body, urged that an African American woman be added to the faculty.
The great error of the eurozone is that Germany demands immediate deficit correction from the PIIGS (to which I fully agree) but refuses toa ccept the most obvious side-effect of its trade partners correcting their deficits, which is that german surplus must mirror this trend.
As he notes in his forthcoming diaries, Smiling in Slow Motion: 'The visualisation must mirror the work - no competition from objects.' He was sure he would make it work.
To stay close, a cornerback must mirror an opponent, with little warning of directional shifts.
The design of the security program must mirror and support that culture.
Besides, there seems to be an assumption that the salvation of Muslim women must mirror that of western women.
In order to realize CPS, models of the simulation program that is installed in CPS must mirror the real facilities of CEEF.
Inevitably, this raises a paradox, because if Maya's desires must mirror Amber's, how can Maya know who she really wants to be?
