But that freedom is closely managed, from both sides.
But he also noted that the timeline for Aung Sun Suu Kyi's talks with senior figures appeared to be closely managed by the ruling establishment.
China has curbed the rise in its currency, and kept its exports competitive, by buying huge quantities of dollars and other foreign currencies, amassing $3.2 trillion of foreign-exchange reserves, worth 54% of China's 2010 GDP.The banking system is closely managed by the state.
The new algorithmic review systems will have to be closely managed, though, to avoid accidentally censoring legitimate ads.
I want to assure people that every last element of it is being closely managed by the project team - everyone involved is ready for this next crucial year as we drive hard towards completion".
Their movements are closely managed and as of midday on Monday they had yet to get access to the proceedings of the party congress, which began on Friday.
In both cases, however, producing quantitative data is expensive and requires paid interviewers, whose work must be closely managed and supervised; results are often skewed when interviewers are poorly motivated and sometimes incompetent, negligent or dishonest.
Patients who have refractory hypoxaemia [arterial partial oxygen tension (PaO2)/fractional inspired oxygen (FiO2) ≤60], morbid obesity (>200% of ideal body weight) or with unstable angina or acute myocardial infarction should be closely managed by experienced personnel [ 5, 19].
Factors described as facilitating effective health networking include effective leadership [ 11], bridging nodes between organisations ([ 12], p.30), and brokerage where behaviours are closely managed, people from diverse backgrounds are synthesized together, effective communication is engendered and operating rules developed ([ 8], p.15).
A spokesperson said: "We are closely managing things and working closely with community agencies to ease pressure on beds.
