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Alex Salmond promises an immigration system more closely targeted at particular Scottish requirements and says that this will use a points-based approach.

A detailed knowledge of the variety of spaces and times of alcohol-related crime and disorder is key to the development of appropriate urban design, planning and licensing policies, and can be used to inform a more closely targeted policing strategy.

A Facebook spokesperson has confirmed that the social networking site is testing a new ad system that uses user-created content, such as status updates, to present advertisement that is more closely targeted to users' interests and presented more instantaneously.

Differentiating between unplanned and unwanted pregnancies may allow for a more nuanced understanding of the risk factors of teenage pregnancy, and may allow for the development of more closely targeted and more effective prevention strategies.

The company tells us that its intent is not to ban Kodi software altogether, however, and it's in the process of reviewing its guidelines and these examples to more closely target devices that encourage unauthorized streaming.

The report emphasizes how UNICEF is reorienting its programming to more closely target and meet the rights and needs of the most deprived and marginalized children to achieve greater progress with equity.

The Annual Report 2011 emphasises how UNICEF is reorienting its programming to more closely target and meet the rights and needs of the most deprived and marginalised children to achieve progress with equity.

Theoretically, as MMT can more closely target intrinsic muscles affected by compression of the median nerve in the carpal tunnel, it is more precise in detecting change in motor function due to CTS.

We are currently working on side projects that more closely target identified patients with asthma, assess quality of life as a result of asthma or even elucidate the value of eNO for the identification of new-onset asthma in a population-based study.

Zwick and her associates [ 25- 27] tested an empirical Bayes (EB) formulation of the MH test and demonstrated that EB results more closely approximated targeted DIF values (i.e., values used to simulate DIF in the item response data) compared to standard MH.

There is a requirement for a serious rethink, including more sensible and more closely evaluated targets, and, above all, responses that are sensitively tuned to particular circumstances.