I muddled through my urging for my representative to maintain her support for one of the coalition's efforts.
(Retailer, CTN) These strategies may explain the wide availability and strong presence of brands such as E-Lites and SkyCig (rebranded as Blu in Spring 2014) in the Scottish retail sector, although even among these more familiar brands there were reports of product failures and of sales representatives failing to maintain contact with shopkeepers.
These occur throughout the region; however examples in southern California (Ventura and Santa Clara Rivers, Malibu Lagoon, and Santa Margarita Marsh) may represent opportunities to maintain representative samples in this part of the region (Figure 3).
Because morphological congruence of aforementioned species to other Trigonochilum representatives we propose to maintain them temporarily in this genus.
Furthermore, the current practice of bulk-curating quantitative dose-response data as a single representative value serves to maintain the relative compactness of IEDB, but it nonetheless still facilitates the identification of published dose-response data that are represented as bulk-curated records in IEDB.
But the agreement, intended to build confidence between the warring sides and to lay the groundwork for negotiations, was phrased in the most general of terms, committing the rebels and the government "to remain engaged in the peace process and to maintain representatives in Doha to prepare a framework agreement for the final talks".
Key concerns were that representatives should be able to maintain confidentiality, be open and approachable, willing to attend meetings and to represent others.
His composure was in marked contrast to that of the government's representative, Tim Eicke, who struggled to maintain a coherent argument, despite the best efforts of the many representatives of the government and the intelligence services at the back of the court, who kept slipping him notes suggesting new twists on the spurious national security case.
Another company, Voter.com, is charging campaigns to post information in its candidate sections as well as maintaining contracts with the major political parties in which party representatives "advise Voter.com on ways to maintain 'balanced partisanship' in the way the Voter.com Web site presents candidates, issues, and procedures," according to a press release on the site.
