Since the only viable use of transnational citizenship seems to be the cases of plural citizenship, there is a need for a concept which explicitly acknowledges the differences of content between full citizenship and other legal statuses similar to it.
The need for researchers to focus attention on the policy-making process, as well as policy content, acknowledges the fact that deciding whether to embark on a given policy goes beyond its intrinsic value (Catford 2006).
The material prepared for the classes, as he often acknowledged, provided the content of his books, and one can detect in his written words their origin as talks for students.
It's a good faith gesture, with Pocket acknowledging that the content is most definitely the publisher's, and giving them more influence over how it appears in Pocket's service.
The nurses acknowledged that the content was consistent with guidelines and agreed to participate in the study and refer parents to the app.
In summary the general and specific factors maximising and minimising contribution to dentistry can be portrayed as follows: Overall, with regards to their course the GEP students interviewed in their final year acknowledged that the content of the course was 'hard work'.
5 9–11 The best approach for teaching clinical reasoning and the extent to which biomedical instruction should be supplanted or supplemented by clinical reasoning instruction (acknowledging the fundamental role content knowledge plays in reasoning) are unknown.
She said he had acknowledged hearing the contents of cards and letters from around the world that his family read to him.
She interviewed two supervisors and a graveyard-shift maintenance employee who ultimately acknowledged pumping the contents of the two tanks into a drain, according to court documents.
Lehy later acknowledged the film's disturbing content, telling KFOR-TV, "I loved what the message of the video was, but I should have done it in a different way". At the time of the KFOR-TV interview, he was on leave, but said he planned to retire within a year.
