"Objections concerning priority for siblings also relate to younger siblings retaining priority for a popular and oversubscribed school when a family moves a significant distance away from the school resulting in those new to the area, or first-born children being unable to have a place because siblings, wherever they live, retain priority.
The video sequence is adapted based on the content' priorities as shown in Figure 7. AQoS associates retaining priority in the order of event sequence is: 1, 5, 3, 5, N.A., N.A., N.A.
The Welsh legislation still needs to be systematically evaluated and not all of the legislative review recommendations were taken forward, for example, the system still retains a priority need test.
Signals have to be sent by June 2006 to retain the priority allocation.
While strategic forces retain their priority, they have not been immune to the problems affecting the rest of the Russian military.
We argue that the overall performance of the system would improve seriously by lifting the restrictions on the use of voluntary curtailment agreements, while retaining the priority rule as such.
James G. Samson, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said another change relates to a requirement that lenders whose loans are secured by co-op shares -- even those who have already "perfected" their liens -- must now file a new UCC-1 Financing Statement to retain their priority against other creditors.
Even if selected by chance, without MABS the desirable plant will not be retained on priority and will most likely be mixed with other selected plants containing an average RPG percentage.
In many areas, Mr. Cuomo's budget retained the priorities he pursued during his first year in office.
Along with Kant and the Problem of Metaphysics (1925-1926), the work sketches Heidegger's early departure from Husserl's phenomenology, though it retains for transcendence the priority of Dasein's being-in-the-world.
