Doctors do this kind of thing in order to keep abreast of developments in medicine and to keep our colleagues informed. |
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The NBC needs to keep abreast of changes in this technologically charged and competitive environment. |
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We try to keep abreast of the new treatments, but have gained little practical experience of using them. |
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This is particularly true in the office, where crafty technologies help bosses keep abreast of what their employees are doing. |
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Indeed, she reads the paper and a variety of magazines regularly, and likes to keep abreast of current affairs. |
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It is difficult to keep abreast of the various voluntary activities that Veronica has engaged herself in. |
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I am supposed to keep abreast of things happening around the world. |
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The model is updated frequently to keep abreast of changing economic conditions. |
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Breeders working to a business plan who market themselves well and who keep abreast of developments in the industry, will be well recompensed for their efforts. |
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As the Semantic Web gains momentum, it's important for Web service developers to keep abreast of its technologies and prepare for a change in their industry. |
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It was clear that the crime-fighters keep abreast of technology. |
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Actuaries and underwriters need to keep abreast of medical and public health policy developments in order to respond timeously and appropriately. |
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At the same time, it must be borne in mind that technology advances so fast that it is hardly possible to keep abreast of it all. |
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Denied much access to Pakistan, Indian analysts sometimes struggle to keep abreast of it. |
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Many are throwing rocks. It is harder than ever to keep abreast of progress. |
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We also updated this review continuously during the project to keep abreast of new developments in the field. |
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It is extremely challenging for Committee members to keep abreast of all issues submitted to them. |
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Inquisitive about all subjects, Hans loved to read and to keep abreast of current events. |
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Furthermore, to carry out their activities for the benefit of souls they had to keep abreast of pastoral needs. |
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Management is in regular contact with members of the official language minority community in order to keep abreast of its needs. |
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The fourth principle is acting globally, encouraging organizations to keep abreast of global developments in their field. |
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Indicators also need to be selected so as to be able to keep abreast of what is under way in terms of developing know-how, pilot projects etc. |
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The Centre also publishes, five times a year, a Math Messages newsletter to help teachers keep abreast of developments in mathematics education. |
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Staff were also encouraged to attend conferences, seminars or presentations to keep abreast of advances in finance, accounting and technology. |
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Many TC group members have had difficulty obtaining the requisite training to keep abreast of the developments in their field. |
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The market is changing so fast that it's important to be a smart buyer and keep abreast of those changes. |
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Scouser Jen will be glued to the telly with boyfriend Tony Richardson to keep abreast of the match. |
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Pensioners and the elderly like to keep abreast of money matters, of course, because they know the value of money after a whole lifetime of dealing with it. |
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Teachers are enrolled for further education courses in order to keep abreast of the latest developments in educational fields so that they can benefit therefrom and improve their standard of performance. |
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But all keep abreast of one another's choices. |
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It's also a great way to keep abreast of the news in real time. |
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It's become impossible to keep abreast of all the best-ofs, as labels keep foisting greatest-hits albums on overwhelmed consumers. |
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As the master has to rely on the pilot's in-depth local knowledge, it is essential that pilots keep abreast of new developments in the waterways they are required to navigate. |
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Official auxiliaries shall maintain up-to-date knowledge and keep abreast of new developments through annual continuing education activities and professional literature. |
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It must therefore keep abreast of how customer expectations and satisfaction levels are evolving and submit recommendations to the Board of Directors. |
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This was based on a Treasury Board submission made in 2002, in which SIRC presented a business case explaining why it required additional funding to keep abreast of a 30 percent increase in CSIS's budget. |
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The group also offers consulting services to customers through the changes required to allow them to keep abreast of developments in their environment. |
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Metalor has to keep abreast of changes in the industry by supporting customers in their technical developments as well as in the geographical expansion of their production capacity. |
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She believes it is important to keep abreast of new scientific developments. |
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Though we are well-informed about official relations between the two States, it is difficult to keep abreast of all the joint French-Hungarian activities in civil society. |
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They badly needed more resources to keep abreast of German adjustments. |
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