I work from cards, on which I have 10 headings.
We hope to see real movement under these 10 headings during Gordon Brown's first 100 days in office.
He arranged this montage of snippets under 36 headings, such as "Fashion," "Boredom," "Advertising," "Prostitution" and "Theory of Progress".
The Web page, "Answering the Attacks," has 16 headings, including "Ethics Investigation," "Personal Life" and "Relationship with Freddie Mac".
The intentional targeting of civilians, which was the central element of your op-ed, is only one among 13 headings dealing with violations of international law perpetrated by Israel during Operation Cast Lead.
The last leads to a consideration of matters of juridical interest, divided under 18 headings, after which the text returns to religious topics such as charity, rites of reparation, the doctrine of karma, the soul, and hell.
Thoughts are classified by the Theravāda tradition of Buddhism under some 89 headings, depending on their qualities and consequences; other schools classify thoughts in six groups correlated with the five originating senses and the mind.
This monumental reference was followed in 1548 by the encyclopaedic work Pandectarum sive Partitionum universalium Conradi Gesneri…libri xxi, in which Gesner attempted to survey the recorded knowledge of the world under 21 headings.
The 11 headings were: "Theology and Ecclesiastical History," "Philosophy Proper and Its History," "Politics and Social Philosophy," "Pure Mathematics," "Natural Philosophy, Natural Historyry," "Philology and History," "Biography," "Geography and Topography," "Fine Arts," "Useful Arts".
Cancer-induced pain is usually described under 3 headings: acute pain, chronic pain, and breakthrough pain.
