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During that time, the city's assigned counsel plan has evolved into the primary source of legal representation for poor children and adults in family and criminal court proceedings.

This time, others agreed; ministers have reviewed the plans and a two-area "brother and sister" devolution plan has evolved, including a neighbouring Suffolk and Norfolk devolution we are working with.

The scope of Santa Monica's over-arching city plan has evolved over time, the mayor admits, expanding from environmental conservation and other localized concerns to address overall environmental health and civic well-being.

Over time the Zumthor plan has evolved substantially; what had been a fluid, biomorphic shape (with echoes of artist Jean Arp and architect Oscar Niemeyer) that cantilevered over the edge of the La Brea Tar Pits is now a somewhat harder-edged, anvil-like shape.

The university said that its plan had evolved considerably in recent years and that the loss ratio had increased.

In the last three decades, conservation planning has evolved from an academic discipline to have considerable influence on conservation action around the world.

As managed-care plans have evolved, these dividing lines have become blurred.

Instead, they are clues to the steps by which new body plans have evolved.

But he said preliminary planning had evolved to the point where it was important to discuss "important conceptual changes" in talks with these two vital American allies.

Five-year plans have evolved since the Mao era when they were used by the government to micromanage the economy, but they are still meant to play a crucial role in setting the economic tone.

"Since then our plans have evolved and we have worked hard to identify schemes that reduce this".