It would be especially helpful if the administration would put forward its preferences on these choices.
An electronic information dissemination and voting system could be established in which the 10 million shareholders could elect individuals to manage the paper and periodically assert, say quarterly, its preferences on the finances and operations of the Los Angeles Times.
According to Altman and Wellman, whether a group has the right to secede depends only on its preference for independent statehood and on whether the new state it creates and the remainder state will be able adequately to perform the basic functions of government.
The African malaria mosquito Anopheles gambiae Giles sensu stricto (Diptera: Culicidae) (henceforth termed A. gambiae) is one of the most important malaria vectors because of its preference to feed on humans [1].
The association of the white stork (now an endangered species) with humankind in its preference for nesting on buildings is further mentioned below, but it is not the only species thus involved.
ESPN2's decision not to travel to Tokyo was based on its preference to deploy its resources for games on Sunday, the real opening day, and Monday.
On the face of it, it looks as though the nation has preserved much of what made it different: it has, for instance, held on to its preference for consensus and gradual change, to the dominance of the Liberal Democratic Party and to a business culture that shelters jobs.
Much of the attention given to the report has thus focused on its preference for "hard" rather than "soft" subjects.
Geastrum leptospermum can be distinguished from G. quadrifidum by its smaller spores (2 3 μm in diameter), and by its preference for growing in mosses on tree trunks.
For a political operation that prefers to focus on its preferences, it's a sharp reminder to Team Obama that the presidency can be every bit as reactive as it is proactive.
