The 'Fun without Smokes' programme is a web-based intervention, which requires only a very limited input and time from teachers, and thus meets the needs of schools to lower workloads involved in implementing smoking prevention programmes.
Her long-time foreign policy adviser Charles Powell gloomily told me, after she had the first of a series of minor strokes, that he always feared that this would be the inevitable price of her phenomenal workload, involving year after year of doing with no more than four hours' sleep a night.
EBIP adoption scores were significantly correlated with answers to the item about the percentage of workload involving research, r 367) = −.12, p = .027; with the negative correlation coefficient, the less workload involving research, the higher the EBIP adoption score.
Even so, the commission said yesterday that a final report would still be delayed because of "the complexity of the issue" and the "workload involved".
The workload involved in running a self-managed neighbourhood is high, he says, "but it's countered by a sense of security.
Peter Meister, a branding consultant who recently attended a presentation by NeuLevel and Afilias about the new domains, said many companies lack resources to manage the growing workload involved in administering Internet addresses.
In small communities in Madagascar's Sava region, the heavy workload involved in growing vanilla and the poor price that farmers receive for their pods mean child labour is often a necessity.
"Justin" told Stars and Stripes that, since a near-miss a couple of years ago, when he was almost exposed, he'd avoided relationships, "although he blames it on the workload involved with special operations training".
But state and local elections officials told Congress they could not make the changes in time for the balloting in November 2008, particularly in light of the extra workload involved in preparing for next year's much-earlier presidential primary season.
