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In response to this report, the Ministry of Energy stated that it would initiate a new program, to be called the 'Renewable Energy Standard Offer Program.' In March 2006, the Ontario Premier, Dalton McGuinty, announced that dependence upon the RPS was being supplemented by a commitment to the RESOP [4].

Well the money to build that tienda and keep it going was being supplemented and supported by a family member in the United States.

By end of the 12th century, the older method of acquiring iron ore through strip mining was being supplemented by more advanced techniques, including tunnels, trenches and bell-pits.

Although there is a tradition in the region of presenting monetary or in-kind gifts to caregivers as a mark of gratitude, evidence suggests that this voluntary tradition was being supplemented or even supplanted by provider-generated demands for payment as a precondition of treatment (Sari et al. 2002).

An important difference between this trial and our study is that single dose of 200,000 IU retinyl palmitate was used in the reported trial, while daily supplementation of 2000 IU retinol is being supplemented in our study.

In the case of supplementation programs, information was often lacking on whether broodstocks were being supplemented each generation with wild-caught individuals, or whether they were being entirely regenerated from previous generations of the captive broodstock (isolated from the wild).

The money is being supplemented by a $243,900 grant from the New York City Department of Small Business Services.

Ad hoc, open-submission gallery shows are being supplemented by others more polished and selective.

Public finance is being supplemented by the National Lottery and by private companies.

In many districts, teaching is being supplemented by private vendors of tutoring and by such test coaching services as Sylvan Learning, Scholastic, Voyager and Princeton Review.

And his own campaign efforts are being supplemented by mailings, phone banks and radio advertisements by an array of conservative groups bitterly opposed to Mr. McCain.