With the concept gaining traction globally, five experts write in the lead editorial, there is a growing urgency for shared understandings, a common language, and hard examinations of the complexities and opportunities in the circular economy.
What might we learn about a deeper health reform from hard examinations of the effectiveness and cost outcomes of the health-focused, whole person approaches of integrative practitioners on a series of populations with expensive chronic conditions?
Tuning in to the first two episodes feels like renewing an acquaintance with old friends, not sitting a too-hard examination.
Alun Wyn Jones says Wales must be ready for another hard physical examination against Argentina on Saturday.
To prove that they aren't fucking about and that this video is a hard hitting examination of everything bad about people who go clubbing, the lads start strong, by essentially indicting all men who have ever been to a club.
Relatively little of the day was devoted to hard-core examination of the issues.
"For students who find exams hard, an examination-only syllabus could be a disaster," says careers adviser Susan Burke.
Those hoping for a hard-hitting examination of that 41st president's life might look elsewhere; the film is essentially a tribute.
(Michael Haneke's "Code Inconnu," due this month, is a hard-edged examination of racism in France, and a must.) In "Amélie," the fastidious complex of flesh and fantasy is a dazzling achievement.
Like anyone, I feel as if my views are just the inevitable consequence of a hard-headed examination of the facts, but when I think about my roots and how my lefty worldview diverges from them, it's hard not to see a connection.
