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Still, only 49 out of 90 federal agencies had put improvements in place as of last March, according to the study.

And many of the technical experts who attended — engineers, designers, artists, medical professionals — were also exasperated breast-pump users eager to put improvements into practice, on or off the market.

The charity warned that rising food prices and a lack of global investment in tackling malnutrition will put improvements of child mortality at serious risk.

It is reasonable that stake holders put improvement in the overall techno-economic performance of wind farm much ahead of all others.

Bilateral donors such as the United Kingdom's Department for International Development have put improvement of the health of poor people as their top priority in the health sector (3), as has the World Health Organization (4) and the World Bank (5), which recognises low socio-economic status (SES) and avoidable child mortality as not simple inequalities, but inequities that are unjust and unfair.

Newport council said it accepted that the time it takes to process the grants has been far too long, but it says it is putting improvements in place and average waiting time is down from its 630 days.

"We put in improvements that didn't improve it," Mr. Krebs said.

He formed a nonprofit group to collect voluntary admission fees, to put toward improvements, a tour staff and other expenses.

Utility companies are often aware of problems with their disposal system, Ms. Evans said, but they put off improvements because of the cost.

The federal government, after much delay, has put road improvements out for private management, but its insistence on low tolls has deterred investors.

SEATTLE, June 29 (Reuters) — The Microsoft Corporation said on Thursday that it would delay the release of its Office 2007 business productivity software, citing a desire to put in improvements received from customer feedback during testing.