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Pushing down to district levels: Detailed microplans at the district level are recommended by WHO, outlining difficulties in accessing certain communities and subgroups.

The directors met on Jan . 8with Mr. Curnin, a partner at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, who outlined his concerns about the case.

Attendees of the virtual conference included a delegate from Finland who outlined how her country successfully overcame bias against TVET.

They are given a thorough-going over by a doctor who outlines for them individual courses of diet and exercise.

Mr. Smith was among five executives who outlined the agency's plans in an interview yesterday in Midtown Manhattan.

During the trip he read a book, published in 1821, by Robert Owen, a Scotch philanthropic manufacturer who outlined an ideal type of communal living.

Philosophy, heavily influenced by rhetoric and ethics, was represented under Domitian and Trajan by Dio (or Chrysostom) of Prusa, who outlined the stoical doctrine of the ideal sovereign.

A senior Defense Department official who outlined the likelihood of a slower approach said American concerns had been complicated by two dates now approaching -- an anniversary and a holiday.

"We have to look at things in new ways," said Mr. Bloomberg, who outlined ways in which his administration was seeking to close the city's budget gap.

We spoke to the report's author Poppy Brown, a third-year psychology and philosophy student at the University of Oxford, who outlined some of her recommendations for universities.

Smash and Grab is a gripping account of the Pink Panthers based on interviews with two alleged members who outlined its modus operandi.