Lib Dem activists also speak in reverential tones of Connect, the snazzy American software programme, based on one used by Barack Obama, which enables the party to pinpoint voters' concerns and target its campaigning accordingly.Still, the Tories will probably win most of the 15 seats.
The CBI said: "The taskforce has made significant strides to pinpoint areas of concern for business and now the government must champion this cause with other member states".
Held every decade since 1961, this conference aims to pinpoint the key concerns facing a rapidly growing demographic of older people, while forecasting the aging landscape for the next 10 years.
The device is said to measure the mental state of a person, allowing the church's teachers - known as auditors - to pinpoint areas of concern.
We were able to pinpoint and document overlapping concerns.
Companies can buy data to pinpoint households that are concerned, say, about allergies, diabetes or "senior needs".
Companies can buy data to pinpoint households that are concerned, say, about allergies, diabetes or "senior needs". Also for sale is information on sizes of home loans and household incomes.
Under the plan, a new Office of Risk Assessment would gather and maintain data from a range of sources to pinpoint areas of growing concern.
It can be hard to pinpoint, but try to verbalize your big concern ("My uncle had a headache and it turned out to be a tumor").
One of the problems with aging adults is that with multiple health concerns, it can be difficult to pinpoint the root of their pain, Huffington Post blogger and physician, Richard Besdine wrote.
