Creating a national vision for protecting children requires moving past piecemeal, project-based, and localized initiatives towards a more holistic approach in which a set of core mandates and duties are established.
The Dubovskys are moving their belongings piecemeal into their new home, so they continue to go to Long Island most weekends.
Today, said David B. Lipsky, the Cornell professor who conducted the 1997 survey with Ronald L. Seeber, companies are moving from a piecemeal approach to unified programs.
"We are likely to see more of what we've seen – piecemeal reforms moving more or less in the right direction, but at a fairly slow clip and no bold breakthroughs because of this election," Curtis said.
However, the rush to capitalise on this trend - sometimes known as the rise of the "quantified self" - has meant that the market has been moving forward in a piecemeal fashion: it could be Apple that takes the initiative and provides a home for all this information and thereby pushing the entire market forward.
Asked what House Democrats could do moving forward, given the piecemeal precedent set by the FAA agreement, Cleaver simply responded, "Nothing".
In the main, they are moving slowly and in piecemeal fashion, doing things such as admitting more foreign students, growing their study abroad programs, offering new classes, adding readings to existing courses, expanding general education requirements, and establishing research centers.
"This is why the politicians need to move in a piecemeal fashion.
The House leadership has rejected the Senate bill, saying it will instead move slowly on "piecemeal" measures.
But a United States government official warned that it was premature to think that elections could be held without the opposition unless Mr. Aristide moved beyond the piecemeal concessions of the last two years.
