In spite of this, Brooks concluded that because Clinton and Obama are "able to project balance" while the Republicans have not, the Democrats have an advantage in this year's presidential race.
I realized during the five years in my current role, work-life (managing multiple projects, balancing family, etc).
This work on preliminary testing of the concept framework of the modules was useful in informing us about some qualitative specifics such as length of project discussions, total class times needed for the projects, balancing too-much versus too-little guidance by the instructor during the discussion, and deciding on the level of detail for presenting the biology and mathematics.
With inflation at double-digit levels in the late 1970's (and with economists generally believing that it would take many years for those levels to fall), projecting balanced budgets was easy.
"It is better to have a project, balance and patience.
– CECO Environmental, maker of air pollution control products and services, said in an SEC filing on Feb. 8 that it had improperly recognized revenue due to a problem in spreadsheets aggregating small project balances that it used to recognize revenue.
Design studio Iregular are the latest artists to use the Canadian cityscape as canvas, with their new project BALANCE, a series of five videos that were projected on buildings throughout the Quartier des Spectacles as part of the project Luminothérapie.
Balance between HPSR + A research and other types of research Topic Total number of projects Total financial value across all projects Duration of projects Number of researchers per project Balance between HPSR + A research and other types of research Extent of current management only of research activities in terms of: 2.2.1.
Steve McDonough, 40, of East Meadow was working nearly 70-hour weeks for a trucking company to pay off a home remodeling project while balancing the demands of family life and a new baby.
Brunel University investigators co-developed the intervention and will evaluate the project requiring continual work to ensure that close observations by those most invested in the project are balanced with the level of independence required for high-quality evidence production.
Cameronism then became a more modest project to balance the nation's books.
