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On Friday a senior hardline cleric, Ahmed Khatami, lashed out at Britain in a nationally televised sermon.

As with other transformative measures, like the open-door initiative launched in Shenzhen, the one-child policy's abolition could be handled slowly, studied, then rolled out nationally.

Could a nationally validated set of "stem challenge awards," designed for students at earlier stages of schooling, similarly motivate schools and school systems to value a new type of achievement?

Every new item that ends up on customers' trays has to have a strong business case that examines its profitability, the capital it requires, and how it can be built out nationally.

Many analysts say the market here, and nationally, will stabilize this year.

Marketing and PR departments and objectives are set up nationally or regionally.

He was the first private operator to broadcast nationally, even though it was illegal at the time to do so.

On the 10-10-10 a quake occurred very near the Emerald Crystal, and was reported nationally. Unlike 'usual' tectonic quakes, it did not scare the animals.

Wales is poorer and more agricultural than England and, because the Welsh have their own language, they do not feel themselves nationally or culturally to be a part of the English people.

This appears to be the first nationally representative study of the subject.

Once the restaurant is established, he plans to open five locations in the Bay Area and then start expanding nationally.

As a nationally recognized standard of achievement, passing an AP course is a mark of success for both students and schools.

The next step is to deploy the practice nationally.

Barack Obama unveiled his latest plans for education reform, which will encourage states to evaluate their schools according to a nationally defined set of standards.

Addressing a rally in Chicago's Federal Plaza in October 2002, Obama delivered a stunning denunciation of the planned invasion, at a time when such a stance was not popular nationally.

Despite some recent improvements in this important area, fewer than 30% of countries have a nationally coordinated blood transfusion service in place.

Although the study wasn't nationally representative, it included a broad swath of families from 20 big cities across the country.

In Mozambique, for instance, IDA financing is being used to track progress, supervise efforts, and to help the government "move from a project-driven approach to a nationally owned program," he says.

To redistribute profits nationally so as to minimize taxes is certain to get particular partner.