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MOBILIZING THE COALITION -- The Bush administration is working with fluid coalitions of friendly countries whose tasks are still undefined.

It was the first criminal investigation of an Israeli president, whose tasks are largely ceremonial but who is the official head of state.

Working with fluid coalitions of friendly countries whose tasks are still undefined, President Bush warned the Taliban government of Afghanistan today that "full warning has been given, and time is running out".

Furthermore, many DHMTs in rural areas are severely understaffed and frequently lack HR officers and other essential managerial staffs, whose tasks are carried out by present team members in addition to their own duties.

In addition, a nurse specialized in pain treatment is required for nearly 2 hours to apply the capsaicin patch, whose tasks are rescheduled to be performed during certain phases of the procedure, also a physician must be available at the facility.

We have contacted our respondents directly or identified them through other employees of the included organizations by asking them to suggest the senior staff members whose tasks are most closely related to quality assessment or improvement with use of quality indicators.

Mr. Jaber became a member of the community advisory board, one of whose tasks was to assess potential survey questions.

Lastly, workers whose tasks were considered too important to be paid on a piece-rate basis were moved to a time-rate method.

Inhalable dust concentrations among workers whose tasks were described as "weighing and mixing", and "making dough" were in the same order of magnitude (4.7 mg.m-3 (average concentrations) and 3.3 mg.m-3) [ 17].

We included the most relevant organizations in the Netherlands that participate in health care quality measurement and improvement, and within these organizations we recruited the employees whose tasks were most closely related to quality-of-healthcare assessment or improvement.

These documents represent three major international organizations: the EU, the WHO and the OECD, one of whose tasks is to produce information and make recommendations for future actions for the national policies for health and social care systems.