It would take on average one to five years, or four to five consultations within 12 months, for doctors to develop a moderate knowledge base of their newly enlisted patients.
The 160th Aviation Battalion was later renamed the 160th Special Operations Aviation Group in 1986; it was not until 1990 when it would take on its current name, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment.
If the school really wanted to prove its mettle, one leading charter skeptic told me, it would take on a population that reflects the district - about 70percentt low-income -- rather than wimping out by serving a population that is only 50percentt poor.
Mr. Steiner said he was confident the company would maintain its investment-grade rating despite the debt it would take on to complete a transaction.
After an agonising two-year process of racking its brains and hiring consultants to pep up its image, chief executive John Roberts announced in early 2001 that it would take on a completely new identity – "Consignia".
Uncertainty over what currency an independent Scotland would use, the future of its financial sector, and what share of the UK national debt it would take on are all pushing down the value of the pound.
