Planning rules are more closely adhered to than is generally the case in Spain, and the result is a notable lack of eyesores.
Another Combo THE Trump SoHo stands apart from the current crop of condo-hotels because it more closely adheres to the "condotel" model.
In February, a city-appointed overseer began monitoring the department to ensure it more closely adhered to a 1973 consent order, issued by a Federal District Court, to improve overall police conduct.
The president's power to pardon is absolute, without legal constraints, but current and former government officials said that Mr. Rich's case is just one example of how Mr. Clinton ranged further from a system whose established procedures were more closely adhered to by his predecessors.
Like Bandstra, Tatu analyzes the Mood structure of the BH clause into a Mood element consisting of Subject and Finite, and a Residue element; however, in Tatu's account the Residue consists of Predicator, Complement and Adjunct, which even more closely adheres to Halliday's description of English.
Justice Breyer's position, not that of Justices Kennedy and Scalia, has greater claim to being "fair and balanced," while Justice Sotomayor more closely adheres to precedent.
Authors, reviewers and journal editors could improve the reporting of meta-analyses by more closely adhering to the established methodological guidelines such as the QUOROM statement.
This suggests that the centralised model of care in London was more closely adhered to and achieved greater compliance with care processes.
The more closely the participants adhered to a healthful plant-based diet, the less likely they were to develop heart disease in the course of the study.
So the baby should adhere more closely to your schedule".
