Early in his congressional career, Pombo focussed mostly on agricultural and resource issues, but the stand of the universities led him to join Gerald Solomon, a Republican congressman from upstate New York, and propose a law that would test the strength of the academics' convictions.
Olanna falls for an imperious academic whose political convictions mask his personal weaknesses; meanwhile, Kainene becomes involved with a shy, studious British expat.
PRAISE so far beyond the pale of accepted academic hyperbole carries its own conviction.
Running through the inflation-targeting regime was the conviction, powerful in academic economics, that there must be at least one tool for each policy objective.
That's a worn-out idea," he argues with the conviction of an academic in love with his own trendy theory.
Scholem shared Benjamin's academic ambitions and his antiwar convictions, and their student friendship laid the groundwork for a lifetime of intellectual debate, most of which was to take place by mail.
I learned the importance of attending protests and marches, of incorporating ethics and convictions into my academic pursuits, and of standing up for issues that matter.
Seton Hall removed the name of L. Dennis Kozlowski from an academic building in 2005, after the conviction of the former Tyco chief executive for looting his company.
The question addressed in this study is: Do gender differences exist with respect to conviction of students for academic dishonesty?
Disruptive behaviour disorders (DBDs) are among the most common forms of child psychopathology, and have serious long-term consequences, including academic failure, development of depression, criminal conviction as adults and suicide. 1 2 For example, oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) and conduct disorder (CD) have an estimated worldwide prevalence of 3.3% and 3.2%, respectively.
