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Agencies have thus been reinvented as a means of implementing a new approach to economic and social governance.

Bitter infighting in 2011 threatened to split Kenya's governing coalition, which faced the challenge of implementing a new constitution and preparing for the 2012 elections.

The company took an exceptional charge of £3.3m, largely to cover the the cost of implementing a new "affordability action plan" designed to ensure its policies meet with FCA approval.

The difficulty of implementing a new offense during the regular season cannot be overstated, but McCoy was able to get production out of a quarterback who would later be traded.

They accused the militias of "implementing a new sectarian and ethnic cleansing campaign against Sunni Arabs and Turkmen under the cover of coalition air strikes which have contributed bombardment, terroriding civilians and forcing them to flee their villages".

The paper describes results of implementing a new kind of optical analytical method, digital color analysis (DCA), in which colorimetric polymethacrylate sensors (optodes) are used.

Seeking to avert a trial scheduled to begin March 28, the county agreed to a 12-page stipulation setting a target of Jan . 1 2003, for implementing a new system.

He said that as a result, there would be "a number of changes", including beginning a project to improve end-of-life care and implementing a new system of appointment booking to deal with a backlog of operations.

1. Chasing the flavor of the month: Both small businesses and larger organizations are guilty of implementing a totally new sales strategy as frequently as every other month.

Dan Ashworth, the director of elite development at the FA, was in Sweden as part of plans to implement a new coaching strategy at St George's Park.

The changes will form part of plans to implement a new structure, which will see the army split into three; reaction forces, adaptable forces, and force troops.