The crime convinced lawmakers that they needed better control of access, and provided justification for the spending that some legislators had worried would be considered extravagant.
For example, said Villela, they will need better stock control, improved price risk management incorporating more varied financing options, tighter controls over their business commitments, and to adopt more long-term, diversified approaches to their small-holdings.
All of these things are likely true and those who know me know that my stance often aligns with other liberal Democrats on these issues: We DO need better gun control.
Tuberculosis control programmes need better understanding of the gender differences in attitudes and beliefs to improve case-detection and treatment outcome.
What's more, big data is big and will only get bigger, and developers and companies need better ways to manage that data, control it, and get the most out of it.
Besharov and Higney (2007), for example, conclude that the program needs better quality control before it is expanded and that we need more research to understand what types of programs are most effective for what types of objectives and for diverse groups of children.
Rather than needing more self-control, our children need better self-regulation--a way to understand and manage their stress and energy--to succeed in life.
In a report on Thursday, the Government Accountability Office cited recent progress at the institution but said it still needed better internal controls.
Bonded RME is then suggested for correction of the transverse dimension in patients, who need to better control the vertical growth pattern minimizing tipping of the posterior maxillary teeth [23, 24, 29, 30].
It also demonstrated that the government needed better plans for controlling and monitoring the movement of potentially contaminated produce and people in such an emergency, officials said.
The commission members said they were presenting their findings to Mr. Karzai, who would review whether legislation was needed to better control the two organizations' activities.
