The coverage indicators prioritised by the Commission for Information and Accountability (COIA) mainly reflect contact points along the continuum of care, notably antenatal care, skilled birth attendance and postnatal care.
Supporting previous research, the "salary estimation effect" was found with males assumed to earn more than their female counterparts in a range of occupations, most notably in unskilled/semi-skilled jobs.
Many senior Nazis, notably Heinrich Himmler and Reinhard Heydrich, were also skilled fencers.
Durable consumer goods (e.g., refrigerators, washing machines, radios, and television sets) are produced primarily in areas with a tradition of skilled industry, notably in and around Moscow and St .Petersburg.
Touring a computer fair in March, Mr. Schroder, the German chancellor, responded to industry's demands for help by taking a chapter from United States policy and promising to offer temporary work permits -- a kind of German green card -- to as many as 20,000 skilled foreigners, notably from India and Eastern Europe.
It is aimed at increasing the supply of H-1B visas and green cards reserved for skilled migrants, notably in the fields of science and technology.Though the president hailed the Senate plan for comprehensive immigration reform as "very much in line" with his own ideas, important differences lurk.
The Conservatives are being hypocritical: for all their bold talk of deregulation, the party is still defending right-wing shibboleths, notably plans to limit skilled immigration, even though government-commissioned studies predict that this will hurt growth.A grand bargain beckons.
The northerners, however, saw greater returns to going to Buenos Aires, which was notably lacking in more skilled workers.
But there were moments when the Sharks' skilled players — notably Tomas Hertl and Evander Kane — made the Ducks' defense look awful.
The definition for skilled attendants notably excludes TM because they do not have access to resources for medical or surgical management of labour.
