Despite persistently high unemployment, many CIOs cite talent shortages as one of their most serious challenges.
More than just "a negative teenager, " a child with ODD is persistently hostile and disobedient.
And she has persistently warned of the dangers growing disillusion amongst voters at the political process.
That is why Yeltsin persistently recommends Justice Minister Krasheninnikov to take a closer look.
MPs persistently asked the energy executives how they were going to rebuild trust in the industry.
He said that the persistently high unemployment rate is a telltale sign of a recession.
Despite persistently slow growth in the economy, retailers have been able to insulate themselves it appears.
We've also found that stocks with persistently high overall scores tend to outperform, on average.
Argentina has persistently criticized the British presence and has renewed its claims to the islands.
After the Greek forces have taken Troy, the persistently jaunty, tongue-in-cheek tone is suddenly shattered.
He has persistently lied to police, Jane's family and to his own family and friends.
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And turning around persistently low-performing schools that have been failing students for decades or even generations.
Patrick Rice said this policy was being extended to include those who persistently commit lower-level offences.
This includes identifying and addressing disproportionate environmental and human health impacts in persistently poor communities.
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Since the market in telecoms shares peaked in March last year, it has fallen persistently.
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That is hard to prove, based on the anemic rate of GDP gains and persistently high unemployment.
The fact that New Labour has persistently refused to restore it is, presumably, neither here nor there.
He said persistently high levels of glucose increased the risk of developing diabetes, heart disease and strokes.
For example, while it faced some public opposition, Medicare, for example, persistently had majority public support.
IPOs bought on their first day of trading have been persistently lower than those on other shares.
Many people fail to find their passion because they either fail to search methodically or search persistently.
The result of these policies is that China has persistently run large merchandise-trade surpluses against the United States.
We had nearly a year of persistently bad readings before the bottom fell eventually out of the market.
This means being willing to meet demand for issues that are persistently on special, rather than withholding supply.
At the same time we have had persistently, eye-wateringly high numbers of British born people stuck on welfare.
But what I said in the wake of Tucson was we were going to stay on this, persistently.
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The Gypsy Council's Joseph G Jones said the council had persistently failed to provide Gypsy sites for 30 years.
Her particular worries are the unpredictable regulatory environment, poor corporate governance and persistently intimate ties between government and business.
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