Moreover, it is difficult to establish sufficient names for a city or institution; taking Japan as an example, there are numerous research institutions, universities and other organizations engaged in research on infectious diseases across the country.
Heifer International, which focuses on providing livestock to poor communities to become more self-sufficient, named Pierre Ferrari as its chief executive officer Thursday, reports MSNBC.
The government then disposes of the institution in the least costly way: perhaps finding an acquirer to take over the deposit liabilities and some of the assets (if the institution still has sufficient brand name capital and a loyal customer base); or promptly paying the depositors and liquidating the assets.
It's not sufficient to name the dead, but it is a necessary condition for assessing the function of a war that we understand who is dying.
Unfortunately, copy numbers of the novel haemoplasma within the blood of both dogs identified as being infected were too low to enable molecular description sufficient to name the novel species.
Sterli et al. [ 20] were the first to realize these deficiencies in the nomenclatural system of Gaffney [ 65, 66] and proposed new terms, but these new terms are not sufficient to name all six potential foramina and they break with tradition set by Gaffney [ 65, 66] in their grammatical construction.
If the onus to firmly challenge this viewpoint falls on administrators, professors, and deans like yourself, do you feel that your support for free speech on campus is sufficient without naming and condemning exactly those people who want to restrict it, like Professor powell?
The 2006 portrait of a self-sufficient gardener named Jake, who was captured in shifting, rain-cloud black and white film, seems perfectly attuned to the Scottish wilds it captures.
Neither Mr. Jiang nor Mr. Hu has sufficient clout to name a future leader single-handedly.
The main prosecutor in the corruption case is appealing such a court summoning, saying it would be "discriminatory" against Princess Cristina and rebutting the judge's claim that there was sufficient evidence to name her.
