"There would be a noticeable rise in Russian diplomacy and media focusing on issues which could give rationale for an armed intervention," he says.
"There would be a noticeable rise in Russian diplomacy and media focusing on issues that could give rationale for an armed intervention," he says.
"There would be a noticeable rise in Russian diplomacy and media focusing on issues which could give rationale for an armed intervention," he says.
The use of the AOP concept for risk assessment implies the setting up of assays for MIEs or KEs of DNT pathways, to provide a consistent rationale that a given test chemical does or does not affect the AOP.
In the second case, on the sentencing process at a State's Department of Juvenile Justice, the author details how the formal, ritualized nature of the sentencing meetings allows for various professionals to express conflicting rationales for a given sentence simultaneously.
We find that students do not respond strongly to increases in guidance such as grouping courses into meaningful categories or removing cross-cutting requirements, but strongly reject a reduction in options, even when given a rationale for the reduction.
I have chosen to use my art as a way to offer a different perspective; give a rationale for why the Confederate flag is an objectionable object to many.
Control participants were given a rationale that was piloted to ensure a similar expectation (to participants in the CBM-I group) that this should be an effective intervention.
That could have been enough to justify this remake, so it's too bad that Chisolm has been given a rationale for his actions.
This time it is not the IMF but the international economic ratings agencies, such as Standard and Poor, which have given a rationale for right wing politicians to hit public expenditure and the poor.
Participants were initially given a rationale for the relaxation exercises which explained that the exercises were designed to be helpful for relieving worry and stress.
