The present data support the outline of the segmentation procedure of Insausti, Juottonen, et al. (1998) also in agreement with Pruessner et al. (2002).
The financial markets initially responded with relief on Monday as elections in Greece ushered in a party that supports the outlines of an international bailout.
WASHINGTON -- A majority of likely voters in 20 Republican-represented swing congressional districts support the broad outlines of comprehensive immigration reform and a pathway to citizenship, according to a poll released on Tuesday.
All three chairmen voiced qualified support for the outlines of the plan, while saying that they wanted to see the final details.
Mr. Gingrich, a veteran of the budget debates in the House in the mid-1990s, praised the Ryan plan and said he supported the basic outlines of the proposals.
The Liberal Party, the largest opposition group, shares the prime minister's view that a vote is unnecessary, and it supports the broad outlines of his plan through 2014.
Instead, Mr. Gates said he supported the broad outlines of Mr. Obama's Iraq strategy and gave indications that he and the president-elect could reach common ground on troop withdrawals over the next year.
And by Thursday morning, Mr. Dayton announced he supported a compromise, the outlines of which had been suggested two weeks earlier by the Republicans, signaling what seems likely to be the reopening of state government sometime next week.
Our experience does support the importance of the outlined key competencies and goes along with other recent contributions to the debate (Eisinger, [2012]) by equally emphasising place-specific solutions and the process of achieving them.
The Greek legislative election on Sunday handed victory to the center-right party, New Democracy, which supports the broad outline of an international bailout intended to keep Greece in the currency union.
Although Mr. Fox has supported the basic outline of the reform, his administration, along with state governments, objected to the final version of the bill, arguing that it would strip both the federal government and the states of too much revenue too quickly.
