We predominantly work in developing countries, with major activities in Africa, South America and Asia.
"Women tend to do less well in support services, which predominantly work with and are designed for men," says the report.
They should be included, considering I predominantly work with zero to two's and they fit under the term infant, babies and toddlers.
Issues of inclusion and exclusion were also raised by Beth who suggested that the intention not to refer explicitly to infants and toddlers presented a difficulty in her work which needs to be rectified: They should be included, considering I predominantly work with zero to two's and they fit under the term infant, babies and toddlers.
It's about the whole demographic not only the rappers, producers and DJ's they predominantly work with, but those artists teams and the people of Auckland who come out for the love of the music.
Standard devices predominantly work with exponential decay pulses where a capacitor is charged to an initial voltage and is subsequently discharged through the cell suspension within a cuvette.
I'm delighted I'm there to help him out". Yates spent more than a decade as a player at Lancashire and has been on the club's coaching staff for several years, predominantly working with the second team.
When news leaked that the band was signed to Roadrunner, who predominantly worked with trend-oriented rock and metal, some fans accused the band of selling out.
I predominantly worked with the Cboard team based in Argentina, so my work with the team at UNICEF's Office of Innovation was mainly through e-mail and video chat.
However, while different stakeholders in the district were sensitized about the AFR framework, the researchers predominantly worked with the existing health-related structures (the CHMT members) that are responsible for preparing district health plans and budgets.
Whereas the "fine arts" (beaux arts) — music, dance, painting, sculpture, and architecture — predominantly work with natural signs, the "fine sciences" (belles lettres) — poetry and rhetoric — typically employ artificial signs.
