"A lack of central guidance on social eligibility criteria and perceptions of high cost of implementation are standing in the way of equitable access, " said Sheena Young, its head of business development.
The auditor general said since NFI began, it had led to the elimination of many long-standing, high-value frauds.
It is interesting that the only other post-World War II president to maintain high standing with a majority of Americans is Ronald Reagan.
McCain's high standing with independents was reminiscent of his performance in the 2000 GOP primary in New Hampshire.
His first six months as leader of the UUP have seen two high-profile and long standing UUP politicians leave the party.
Standing 38ft-high and constructed entirely of old-growth Douglas fir, the acoustically perfect dome rises out of the dusty Mojave Desert like a UFO, embodying the extra-terrestrial elements that inspired its construction.
Standing among 40 tonnes of food piled as high as my head, it is hard to imagine that all these beans, potatoes, jams and marmalades were about to go to waste.
This partly reflects some Europeans' long-standing resentment of what they see as America's high-handedness.
The court, however, overturned an earlier order of the Madras High Court to shut down the plant over long-standing environmental concerns.
Originally planned to provide 850 megawatts of electricity generated by 30, 000 solar dishes standing 40 feet high, the project was scaled back over concern about impacts on desert tortoises.
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Granted, Brooks does note a general preference for high-status mates, a keen sensitivity to evidence of our standing in the various social hierarchies we inhabit, and he does cite some empirical evidence to the effect that successful people tend to be self-deceived about their place in the social pecking order.
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Each of the towers would be roughly the size of a two-car garage standing well-over half a mile high.
Their poll ratings are at least as high as those of Mr Kohl's unsettled Christian Democrats, a standing that last weekend's local elections in the state of Hesse, which many voters ignored, did nothing to alter.
Some places, like Paris, have such high unemployment and deep pools of qualified workers that you'd have trouble standing out as an American looking to get hired by an American company.
The location every "Pride and Prejudice" fan wants to visit is, of course, Pemberley -- "a large, handsome, stone building, standing well on rising ground, and backed by a ridge of high woody hills, " as Austen describes it.
Evans had 11 points and a career-high 24 rebounds while making 5 of 16 free throws for the Nets, earning a standing ovation for his effort.
In a country like South Korea, or in an area like Hong Kong, where they have insanely high bandwidth rates at very low prices, there is nothing standing in the way of video conferencing software that "perfectly" emulates face-to-face communication.
Standing at the 244m-high viewpoint, with the wind licking the jagged shards of glass that razor another 66m skywards, is both dizzying and enthralling.
Not long after, in just a matter of minutes, the tide came roaring back and hit the barriers along the Galle Face Green with such a force that there were walls of water over 15 feet high shooting over the barriers and slamming on the areas where the people were standing not two minutes ago.
"Oil and gas prices are high, and they are here to stay, " says Plummer, standing in shirtsleeves in front of a working oil well.
While long-standing luxury brands will most likely be fine if they deliver true quality and the high level of service well-heeled consumers expect, some other brand categories probably won't survive this new era of non-gratuitous spending.
Antitrust authorities, however, especially of late at the FTC, seem to view the high-tech economy with suspicion, seeing any successful firm as likely to be standing in the way of economic growth by dominating its slice of the market.
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"Cray is a leader in the high-end of the supercomputing industry, and the Cray XC30 system promises to continue the Company's strong standing in the market for designing, building and installing leadership-class supercomputers, such as the 'Titan' system at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the 'Blue Waters' supercomputer at the University of Illinois' National Center for Supercomputing Applications, " said Earl Joseph, IDC program vice president for HPC.
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