"That's a perfect example," he said, of where regulatory frameworks are failing to keep step with the speed of technological advancement.
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Trial participants did have some help setting realistic walking goals, and also received coaching from nurses and were encouraged to keep step diaries.
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They also expressed doubts about the company's ability to keep step with an increasingly competitive, complex and risky industry at a time of belt-tightening.
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During rehearsals for a Victory Day parade at the Russian airbase, a small Syrian unit struggled to keep step, arms and legs swinging out of sync.
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"The growth of costly judgments based on Facebook posts or Google reviews show the law has ... failed to keep step with the way the world has changed," said Nine CEO Hugh Marks.
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So in an attempt to get something out of the trend, HP the world's biggest computer maker, is looking embrace the trend and keep step with its fellow Texas computing rival by launching is own line of low-cost gaming systems.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Britain's defense capabilities must evolve to keep step with the growing threat posed by Russia, Defense Minister Gavin Williamson said, as a standoff between Moscow and the West over the poisoning of a former Russian spy and his daughter deepened.
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Though Canada has made lofty pledges at the G3 and other forums to improve ownership transparency, so far it has done little to keep step with the likes of Britain and the EU, which are making commendable progress towards publicly accessible registers of beneficial owners.
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No doubt it was a drain on vitality to live abreast of such a man, to keep step with his robustious stride.
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This grant, increased to keep step with inflation, continued until the 1980s. The Bob Hope Theatre is a member of the Little Theatre Guild of Great Britain.
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During the construction plans, the desire to be linked with other denominational health care facilities prompted Adventist Medical Center (AMC), as it was now known, to join Adventist Health on February 8, 1973. Groundbreaking for the new hospital took place in 1974 at the site of the former Morningside Hospital. A physician's office building opened in 1976 followed by the hospitals grand-opening in 1977. "Operation Keep Step," consisting of eleven ambulances and five wheelchair cars transferred all patients, equipment and staff without seriously disrupting hospital services.
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From this point the repertoire became more adventurous and ambitious, with performing standards having to improve to keep step. The high point of this period was a performance of Mahler's Symphony of a Thousand at the Royal Albert Hall in 1984. In 1986, Kenneth Page resigned as conductor and was succeeded by Robin Page (no relation), who did much to maintain the already high standard that had been attained. He was succeeded in 1994 by Michael Lloyd of English National Opera, who is the current Music Director.
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In the field of information security, user activity monitoring (UAM) is the monitoring and recording of user actions. UAM captures user actions, including the use of applications, windows opened, system commands executed, checkboxes clicked, text entered/edited, URLs visited and nearly every other on-screen event to protect data by ensuring that employees and contractors are staying within their assigned tasks, and posing no risk to the organization. User activity monitoring software can deliver video-like playback of user activity and process the videos into user activity logs that keep step-by-step records of user actions that can be searched and analyzed to investigate any out-of- scope activities.
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Failing to keep step with the steady march towards naturalness, she came to be considered stilted and over-pronounced. On 15 May 1878 a testimonial performance of The Green Bushes was given on her behalf at Drury Lane, when Madame Céleste made her last appearance on the stage. In May 1879 she reappeared at the Adelphi as Mrs Candour in a revival of The School for Scandal, and there in April 1880 she played Mrs O'Kelly in the first performance given in England of Boucicault's The Shaughraun. In August following, at the Haymarket, she was the original Miss Sniffe in Boucicault's comedy A Bridal Tour.
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