Following the issuance of these regulations, the life insurance business of PICC was broken out into a separate company, and 17 local life insurance companies were reorganized.
One day when Doris was five or sixth months along and spring had broken out on the street, Blondy ran into her alone as she returned, waddling slightly, from the Korean market.
And within that, the goals are broken down into initiatives, which can be spelled out in specific user stories to be implemented by the teams in weekly iterations.
Just as PepsiCo creates its products out of whole foods, which are broken down into components and then, through processing, reassembled into drinks and snacks, so Nooyi has a tendency to lift words from their natural context and repurpose them to suit the needs of PepsiCo.
These categories were further broken down into key objectives and the criteria needed to carry out these roles and the key indicators needed to support performance in each area.
The reason for the enthusiasm: BioCryst's influenza neuraminidase inhibitor drug candidate, peramivir, received prominent and positive mention in a New York Times article about how some discarded drug candidates may have new possibilities in treating the H5N1 avian influenza that has broken out in Southeast Asia, which many public health officials fear could develop into a global pandemic.
After a fast-paced opening it was the home side who took the lead when a kick by Paul Wellens, back in the side after two weeks out with a broken hand, was blocked by Thomas Leuluai and the ball bounced straight into Gidley's hands to score.
James was troubled by knee problems during his time at Natal Sharks in 2002, shortly after he had broken into the Springbok side, and 2004, when a cruciate ligament injury ruled him out for six months.
The verdict was considered an outrage, given the unambiguous evidence that police and plainclothes vigilantes had broken into the students' hostel as they slept, beating them and throwing at least one student out of a window.
The quaint conveyances also stand out for the inordinate number of accidents and the millions of dollars annually the city pays out to settle lawsuits for broken bones, severed feet and bad bruises caused when 19th-century technology runs headlong into 21st-century city traffic and congestion.
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