Last May, the Teamsters and several other groups sued to prevent Mexican trucks from entering until the government conducted a far-reaching study of their effect on the environment.
In this respect, Pearson, in her close reading and analysis of style, has done Walker a great service and also a service to those in search of a far-reaching study of modernism and its adaptations in the literature of the American West.
Others urged lawmakers to embrace the results of a far-reaching study released last month that called for $1.6 billion in additional spending to combat child poverty.
The most far-reaching study of the death penalty in the United States has found that two out of three convictions were overturned on appeal, mostly because of serious errors by incompetent defense lawyers or overzealous police officers and prosecutors who withheld evidence.
A5 NATIONAL A18-27 Death Sentences Reversed In Two of Three Appeals The most far-reaching study of the death penalty in the United States has found that two out of three convictions were overturned on appeal, mostly because of serious errors by incompetent defense lawyers or overzealous police officers and prosecutors who withheld evidence.
Many Guatemalans speak of Mayan indigenous organizing as "a finger in the wound". Diane Nelson explores the implications of this painfully graphic metaphor in her far-reaching study of the civil war and its aftermath.
Report lead author Dr Kesia Reeve, of Sheffield Hallam University, said: "This is one of the most extensive and far-reaching studies of homeless people in Britain, giving them a previously unheard voice in the ongoing debate on welfare reform changes.
In pursuit of both depth and breadth, I recently completed a far-reaching field study of start-ups.
Also, a growing labor force has to be provided with costly capital such as factories, office buildings, transportation and housing," said UC Berkeley demographer Ronald Lee, an author of the far-reaching study to be published Oct. 10 in the journal, Science.
Key features of this far-reaching study—now termed the National Children's Study (NCS are that it will follow a representative sample of 100,000 American children from early pregnancy through age 21; a subset maybe recruited before conception.
These elegant and far-reaching studies have established a paradigm of precise nucleosomal organization at transcriptional regulatory elements influenced by several factors, including DNA sequence preferences for nucleosome occupancy, transcription factor binding, and "statistical packing".
