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The prevailing policy of 'care closer to home' had meant that general practitioners were being asked to take on numerous tasks traditionally undertaken by hospital teams and hence were feeling under significant strain.

Under the prevailing policy of soothing community concerns, the fires were not reported at the time.

The prevailing policy for most chains is still fee-free if canceled 24 or 48 hours before the scheduled arrival.

'And the prevailing policy in this country is that our speed limits are appropriate and should be maintained.

Estrin, who seems to have been the first blogger to notice the "Conspiracy Theories" paper, published a post in January, 2010, under the headline "Got Fascism?" "Put into English, what Sunstein is proposing is government infiltration of groups opposing prevailing policy," he wrote on the "alternative progressive" Web site the Rag Blog.

The one prevailing policy idea they've been pushing for decades is "school choice," which is kind of a Trojan horse aimed at destroying the teachers' unions and essentially giving up on public schools entirely.

This paper presents a macroscopic view on the prevailing policy and potential issues in respect of the sustainable wind power development in China.

Factors on this level include education, economy and the prevailing policy framework, such as legislation.

Whilst this paper focuses on measurement at different structural levels, it should be acknowledged that progress and impact on RCB can be greatly nurtured or restricted by the prevailing policy.

Prevailing policy trends point to selective changes in countries' openness to international business.

Under the prevailing policy consensus in higher education, vice chancellors and government ministers have learned to speak the same language.