Second, our efforts are based on a set of key principles that the President articulated from the outset.
Obama offers candidates in 2016 a set of key success factors that could work for the Republican presidential candidates.
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As others have mentioned responsibilities vary across companies, but there are a set of key skills that make a good product manager.
But this is an emerging and highly complex area of science because of the interplay of natural factors and manmade greenhouse gases at a time when a key set of temperatures - in the deep ocean - is still relatively unknown.
Looking to improve component availability in final assembly, they ranked worst performing facilities on a small set of key metrics.
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The final result from the workshop was a set of 9 key indicators under the four areas of effective school leadership that could serve as a guide for effective leadership in schools and the evidence required to demonstrate this.
Lord Lloyd of Berwick, a crossbencher and former judge, opened the debate on 19 October 2011 by introducing a set of amendments targeting two key aspects of T-Pims.
The PRA has also released a 10-point set of "key principles" it wanted to see incorporated into the discussions taking place between the RFU and Premier Rugby.
Doyle penned his missive on June 18 just as senior IMF representatives, including its first female Managing Director, Christine Lagarde, were trying to hammer out a new set of emergency measures with key eurozone heads of government at the Group of 20 summit in Los Cabos, Mexico.
When the consultancy began a new evaluation, this time of aid to South Africa, it was told that the key issues would be set by a steering group of commission and local delegation staff.
The Blueprint for Ocean and Coastal Sustainability, an inter-agency set of ten proposals aimed at protecting a key resource for the future of the planet, has also been prepared.
For instance, requiring encryption software and hardware makers to hold a decoding key in "key escrow" is the equivalent of asking a bank to hold an extra set of safe-deposit-box keys.
Mr Browne said the BBA, which was in charge of collating the data used to set Libor - a key bank lending rate which became discredited after revelations of manipulation by banks - would do everything it could to fix the issue.
Financial regulators across Asia are tightening oversight of how key interest rates are set as a widening investigation world-wide unearths more evidence of systematic rate rigging.
With the likes of Al Gore campaigning his way to a Noble Peace Prize, Quest set out to grapple with some of the key issues.
So the key is developing a broad set of programs and policies that will draw a larger number of black voters.
Since the results of the day are often the focus, entrepreneurs can fall in love with a key hire, a new set of investors or a talented marketing executive.
Why not set aside a portion of the budget to get these key activities done rather than leave the organization to the mercy of volunteers?
The key step is to mobilize all stakeholders around a set of shared goals.
Some family businesses even establish "salary continuation plans" to provide one or more key employees with a regular paycheck for a set number of years in retirement.
The Jury were impressed that NIACE had played a key role in helping to set up a national network of 6, 000 internet access centres to serve adults in both rural and urban settings.
With compelling content, a massive audience, and an active set of contributors, this community is key to aligning 50 Cent not just with his own music but with the global Hip Hop population.
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"We went through their website and figured out who one of their key clients was, and then set up a fake email chain, " says MAD managing partner Michael Murray.
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Health minister Earl Howe said the setting of a mandate for the board by the secretary of state was "one of the key levers that ministers will have to set a national health policy".
The ring road around the western city of Caen was also blocked, and more barricades were set up near the northern port of Le Havre, and at a key entry point to the motorway from the north to Paris.
The piano interlude captures the sweet side of the one-eyed pianist's syncopated style, set in a minor key but with a rolling, rollicking New Orleans bass that demonstrates how men like Booker used their music to drive the blues away.
The key to innovation in the set-top box space is giving consumers a choice of hardware and software.
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To address these issues, the Federal Reserve has developed a second set of policy tools, which involve the provision of liquidity directly to borrowers and investors in key credit markets.
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