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The groups whose authority and status was most challenged by recent policy initiatives to support more collaborative care were GPs and public sector practitioners.

As this head says: "Schools that are most challenged are being the most clobbered: those with challenging intakes have to pay more, but they're getting less money.

It is with the shadow squad, where minds are most challenged.

Mr. Decherd said the spinoff should improve investors' outlook on the financial health of Belo because, "We're taking the assets that are perceived as being most challenged, and moving them out".

The jobs of the future are likely to be in areas where machine thinking and robotics are most challenged in imitating human thought, and jobs that require a high level of social and emotional intelligence, creativity and critical thinking.

"It is the deep-dive stuff and the aggressive follow-up that is most challenged in the budget process," said Mr. Steiger, who will be Pro Publica's president and editor in chief.

With business operations in Switzerland and New York, Consenda provides the bridge between new online content aggregation technologies and the media companies that are most challenged by the existence of such technologies.

Teachers can track the progress of a class or individual learner, grade their work and see where they are most challenged.

Speaking in generalities I think the idea of balance is what women are most challenged by these days.

Thus as structural maintenance of DNA is most challenged during DNA replication, it is expected that cycling cells would be the most susceptible to damage in the presence of etoposide.

The motion was most effectively challenged from the floor, rather than by Dale and Whittle.