"Instead, a systematic process of selecting high and low priorities for public spending is needed".
At least 90 officials from Cambodia's former government are executed "in a systematic process of elimination", according to reports from Thailand.
The state attorney general said the figures showed that a systematic process of racial profiling had become a routine part of state police operations.
Very few companies in the world have set up such a systematic process of mapping out their DNA to make sure it doesn't degrade over time.
Each, in different ways, an epicenter of death and a systematic process of mass-killing; each a symbolic place, an epigrammatic name on a dark map.
Systematic training was linked to an equally systematic process of certification, control of teaching conditions, and in-service study.
These measures would not only ensure that all highly indebted countries are embraced on a systematic process of debt reduction by 2000 but also see £50 billion of debt written off.
"We are going to begin immediately the painstaking and systematic process of checking the veracity of the document against the facts that our inspectors find on the ground," the agency said in a statement.
"As we continue to see improvement, I have ordered the Missouri National Guard to begin a systematic process of withdrawing from the City of Ferguson," Nixon said in a statement on Thursday.
The accomplishment here, the American official said, was to "restart" the nuclear talks and "begin a systematic process of confidence-building through practical steps".
Assessment may be defined as a systematic process of gathering and synthesizing information about an individual and his or her world to determine the most-effective course of intervention.
