Treatment as needed, generally resulted in less gain in VA, whether instituted at enrolment or after 1 year of monthly treatment.
The meeting was "the acid test," Bury says; he wasn't certain whether institutes would be willing to put time and money into the initiative, he confesses.
Moreover the inspectorate decides whether institutes fail in their care and whether they should draw up a plan for improvement.
Coloradans will vote this November on whether to institute a single payer system statewide.
In 1917, during the First World War, Californians voted on whether to institute universal health insurance.
In Kansas, state authorities debated whether to institute procedures to prevent "bioterrorism," or the threat to contaminate livestock or crops with lethal pathogens.
The more likely focus of the 2016 negotiations will be on player salaries, including whether to institute a pay cap, which other sports leagues have implemented in various forms.
What remains to be seen, according to administration officials, is whether Mr. Putin follows through on his plans to reform the Russian tax system and judiciary, introduce land reform and fight corruption, and whether he institutes law and order without cracking down on human rights.
And whatever its size, the surplus does not eliminate the need to wrestle with two issues that are among the Legislature's most contentious: how much to exceed the state spending cap and whether to institute the so-called millionaire's tax.
These political issues include whether to institute a new series of five-yearly reviews of emissions commitments after 2020, and the finance to be offered by developed countries to the poor world, to help developing nations cut their emissions and cope with the effects of global warming.
