Miliband can draw some comfort from the narrow majority of current Labour voters, 52%, who believe that he is doing well, although – after Labour's "incredible shrinking man" broadcast assaulting Clegg – he will be disappointed that 54% of 2010 Lib Dems rate him as doing badly.
Writers were not only forbidden to create works that were dissident, formally complex, or objective (a term of reproach), but they were also expected to fulfill the dictates of the Communist Party to produce propaganda on specific, often rather narrow, themes of current interest to it.
In the narrow margins of current health care budgets, economical considerations are likely to be taken into account when medical decisions are made.
In order to permit direct referrals (and perhaps even PHC direct electronic appointments) without previous checking, a narrower definition of current QDU referral criteria (Table 1) may be needed.
Previous investigations of the secondary contact zone between the evolutionary lineages Western and Central in M. arvalis revealed a very narrow area of current hybridization, which coupled with an absence of Y-chromosome introgression compared to other parts of the genome, suggests a lack of fitness for some hybrid males [ 25].
Members of the Agriculture and Legal Affairs committees say that the EPO decision reflects a narrow interpretation of current EU rules - particularly of Article 53(b) of the European Patent Convention and Article 4 of the EU's Biotech directive - and call for their urgent clarification to avoid negative impact on EU's competitiveness and creation of monopolies on the food market.
In this context the sharp narrowing of the current-account surplus to 1.4% of GDP in the first quarter is nothing to celebrate.In the short term Japan's path out of the crisis is familiar.
A fall in American domestic demand and a resultant narrowing of its current-account deficit would surely lead to lower growth elsewhere.According to a new study of financial bubbles by Stephen King, an economist at HSBC, most such episodes occur during periods of unusually low inflation, which give monetary policymakers an excuse to disregard potentially worrying indicators of excess demand.
The salient features of the CEJ are: Gouin (1962) and Gouin and Mayaud (1967) defined a CEJ as a narrow band of currents flowing westward within the latitudes of the normal eastward EEJ currents, which causes depressions in ΔH near the magnetic equator (on a quiet day).
There was a consensus that atopy and structural airway narrowing represented two mechanisms of current wheezing.
