That list goes to the directors, who may have questions or comments about a candidate but are not otherwise engaged in the process, although they do have final approval, said the board chairman, Sara Lanreducationtfoot, an education professor at Harvard and a former MacArthur fellow.
Despite the emphasis that many coaches, trainers and athletes themselves place on "core training for increased performance," the authors write, "our results suggest otherwise" — and in the process raise some intriguing questions about just how core strength affects fitness and whether a rippling abdomen, while attractive, is worth the effort.
The last straw for me came when one Team Mom suggested that certified organic oranges could be bought at the farmers' market, chilled overnight and then sliced up into unpeeled sections that reminded me of the candy lips you see around Halloween, which was kind of how the kids treated them too, wasting a lot of perfectly good oranges -- organic or otherwise -- in the process.
The second approach extends the first one by identifying and involving in processing "well-located" servers that would otherwise not participate in the process, thereby implementing "in-network" query processing.
The picking season is short in Denmark, and he has to start gathering in mid-spring in order to dry, smoke, pickle, or otherwise preserve — and, in the process, concentrate the flavor of — a lot of the vegetables and fruits that his customers will be eating in December.
To parry the threat, the Fed has lowered its lending rate, injected tens of billions of dollars into the markets, and also allowed banks to funnel extra billions to clients who presumably would otherwise fail and in the process wreak havoc on the markets and the economy.
Fish with an indeterminate life history ("indeterminate") were the fourth classification and included those that had failed to complete the smoltification process in their first 2 yr but might otherwise complete the process in future years, or may reach maturation in freshwater and take a resident life history form.
Without a national army or police force, though, many civilians worry that the militias could bully voters, suppress votes or otherwise dominate the process, leaving Libya mired in internecine violence, torn by regional tensions or — as a recent poll suggests many Libyans may now expect — vulnerable to the rise of a new strongman.
Yet the UK and EU governments continue to ignore the voices of their own people who otherwise have no say in the process whereby TTIP can – and probably will – be voted through.
Otherwise, the chamber is in the process of charging.
