Of the six organizations instrumental in planning the 1963 march, CORE has had the most dramatic shift in political ideology.
By carefully planning the scheme of cores and branching units, the molecular weight, size, branch density, flexibility, and water solubility can be specified [49].
VW is also moving upscale with its core brand, planning the D1, a direct competitor to the Mercedes S-Class sedan in the $80,000 range.
With Auerbach and Kossoff, the composition is as planned, but the core is in the texture of the paint itself.
He has a master plan, the core element of which has always been the Olympics — and for the Olympics to be in London in 2012, it's almost fated, I think, for Bradley to become one of the country's greatest ever Olympians.
Nevertheless, while trying to upsize fossil energy production and downsize pollution controls, Trump has repealed at least six of President Obama's orders that addressed climate change including Obama's comprehensive climate action plan, the core of America's commitments to the international community.
The "less for less" plan, the core of a proposal floated by Egypt in the first days of the conflict, worked in past conflicts, including the 2012 battle between Israel and Hamas, the Palestinian militant group that controls Gaza, because it gave each side a way to disengage without rewarding the other.
Analysis & planning is the core of the Mayor's approach to city govt. Writer also had a long talk with Frederick O 'R
Capacity planning of the core network is the process of ensuring that sufficient bandwidth is provisioned such that the committed core network service level agreement (SLA) targets of delay, jitter, loss, and availability can be met.
Most felt that it was such an important aspect of the person care planning that the core aspects of it needed to be led by senior staff.
