Trump's new cyber strategy eases rules on use of government cyberweapons.
As seen in this example, community-based rehabilitation projects that recruited staff from hospitals found that this strategy eased coordination of rehabilitation, since the staff already had an established network within the hospital.
Accurate pre-symptomatic prediction of disease and drug response is a vital component of personalized medicine, which could allow for improved clinical decision-making and targeted prevention strategies, easing both the burden and costs of disease [ 1].
BUT just as American companies hedge their currency exposure, the same strategies ease potential losses for European companies.
He added: "I think part of the strategy of easing is to improve the availability and reduce the cost of debt to the corporate sector in the UK.
South Korea is following Japan's strategy of easing a labor shortage by giving priority for work permits to foreigners of Japanese descent.
In the past, a typical strategy for easing the capital-gains tax burden was to lock in losses before year-end and to sell winners after Jan . 1 but Ms. Benz notes that the reverse would make sense if rates rose.
Russian government officials met today with 26 of the country's largest steel producers to map out a strategy for easing quotas and revising the way minimum prices are calculated and give Russian metal better access to the vast American market.
The head of a new Congressional panel set up to monitor the gigantic federal bailout says the government still does not seem to have a coherent strategy for easing the financial crisis, despite the billions it has already spent in that effort.
