The U.N. official voiced the hope that humanitarian shipments into the besieged quarter would resume soon, along with the evacuation of civilians, once progress had been made in assisting the many who have already left under a U.N.-brokered agreement.
It builds on the progress of the 2008-2010 Program in assisting poor, indigenous, migrant and other marginalised, vulnerable and at-risk children in the country.
The results of comparative single-group mean analysis of the test scores suggest that the learning modules were potential in assisting students to progress through the respective van Hiele's levels of geometry thinking, with all of them demonstrated progression of at least within level.
While each of these methods has been very useful in assisting clinical diagnosis, time and technological progress have revealed the limitations of these assays.
Collect feedback from the staff member about their development progress to assist in identifying what the staff member is doing well, build on their skills, correct any problems that may arise, and help them develop new abilities that will improve personal performance as well as organizational outcomes.
This will involve a discussion of a follow-up date or time frame to assess progress, to assist in overcoming difficulties and to reassess daily step goals.
The intern will also conduct research to identify the features and costs of various microcomputers and minicomputers to be used in conjunction with the committee"s Tuition Reimbursement Program, monitor projects in progress, and assist in implementing committee determinations.
Industry adoption of CASL's evolving M&S capabilities, which is in progress, will assist in addressing long-standing and future operational and safety challenges of the nuclear industry.
Many study participants provided instances of how analytics programs can improve processes such as comparing institutions' progress and assisting with strategic planning in the central areas while increasing performance.
Objective: Documentation of the significant progress of assisted reproductive technology (ART) therapy in the United States.
Hot trimming: Lino Tagliapietra, his hand covered with a cloth to protect against the heat, trims excess glass off a hot piece in progress, assisted by MIT Glass Lab instructor Whitney Cornforth, at left.
