As a consequence, much of the reform agenda was either not implemented at all, or only minimally, despite a nominally working Democratic-Liberty coalition majority in the legislature.
Riep charges "APEC, and its shareholders, plan to capitalize on this situation through its corporately owned and managed chain of for-profit high schools that aim to serve 'economically disadvantaged' Filipino youth who are charged nominally 'low-fees.'" But the "edu-business model implemented by APEC" will have "undesirable effects on teaching and learning".
These methods are implemented on fracture surface strength data from 418 annealed soda-lime-silica glass specimens, grouped in 30 nominally identical series, including as-received, naturally aged and artificially aged specimens.
The meeting was nominally convened to help diplomats better understand, and prepare to implement, the results of a signature project of Mrs. Clinton's: the first quadrennial review of American diplomacy and development, an exercise modeled on the long-time practice of the Defense Department.
Although the evaluation strategy was standard, and nominally accepted by the Ministry of Health, it did not appear possible to implement it fully in practice.
Mass spectrometry is capable of not only providing direct information on the site and type of modification, and differentiating between two nominally isobaric modifications (i.e., acetylation versus tri-methylation), but also implementing quantitative analysis.
Last month, the Obama administration released a roadmap for implementing the president's own 2010 ocean policy plan, which is nominally aimed at improving the resilience of the nation's ocean economy.
Nominally, there are close links.
Now these people are nominally their masters.
