The administration also plans to switch its priority to new applicants, making this year's losers permanent.
Fearing attack by Britain and France, the Board switched priority to the smaller s shortly afterwards in the belief that they could be completed more quickly so that progress on Kreml slowed to a crawl once construction began on 2 October.
If you've put together your own PC before, chances are you've had to dip into the BIOS to change a few things around, switch the boot priority, things like that.
WASHINGTON — The United States is switching its priority to countering Chinese and Russian military might after almost two decades of focusing on the fight against terrorism, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Friday, unveiling a national defense strategy that Pentagon officials say will provide a blueprint for years to come.
A higher concentration of phenanthrene in the organism would switch priorities to the production of biotransformation enzymes, and would leave less energy left for regulation of other less essential cellular processes and e.g., reproduction.
BUT, that time is now over..it's time to switch the preferences and make you the priority.
Her previous employers offered money purchase pension schemes and her pension savings were negligible, so in 2002 she decided to make improving her pension the priority by switching to a public sector job.
Because that money was not appropriated, the Bush administration will have to scramble to switch cash from other priorities to sustain the 7,000-strong 7,000-strongn peAfricance in DarfUnion
It is time for the Chinese central bank "to switch its policy priority from controlling credit to raising interest rates in order to counter the risk of runaway inflation," the bank said in its note.
He called the conference today a pep rally and said the government needed to switch its priorities and dedicate more people to help companies procure leases.
