The limited population mobility, the strict rules for maintenance of 'legal residence' in Italy, and the possibility of verifing the vital status of PWHA with national mortality records provided reassurance on the accuracy of follow-up and allowed us to extend our observation period to 10 years after AIDS diagnosis.
The LMA also provides separation and divorce provisions and rules for maintenance of women and children upon separation or divorce.
In his view, the Obama White House has not followed the fundamental rule of donor maintenance, which he himself has practiced while fund-raising for other causes: "You have to suck up!" With Obama, he says, "I don't know if it's a personality thing, an ego thing, or an intellectual thing.
Conditions improved considerably in owner-occupied housing, as the owners in apartment buildings were able to ensure the enforcement of maintenance rules, but public housing, owing to a lack of funds from local authorities, continued to deteriorate.
At the same time, it rules out trivial accounts of maintenance replay.
Set ground rules, like maintenance of common areas and what happens if a member neglects or abandons their plot.
As a very general rule, hairstyles that require lots of maintenance or upkeep are less likely to be timeless than others.
In the world's earliest written legal code, dating from 1790BC, Hammurabi, the king of Babylon, laid down rules governing the maintenance of irrigation systems and the amount of water people could take from them.
Stalemate drew closer as the Rhodesian Cabinet resolved that since Wilson had ruled out maintenance of the status quo, its only remaining options were to trust in the Royal Commission or declare independence.
As a general rule of thumb, expect maintenance costs, servicing, insurance, fuel and mooring to add up to about 10% of the price of a motor yacht boat annually, according to Fisher.
