Nor does it address the views of the Op-Ed staff.
In May the Philadelphia Society, a prestigious club for conservative intellectuals, tapped Sarah Bramwell, a 24-year-old Yale graduate and writer, to address the views of the young right at its 40th-anniversary conference.
Our paper does not address the view of PCP offered by the reviewer or ask how PCP can be defined.
Further research should address the views of other stakeholders, and explore options for the empirical evaluation of the effectiveness of identified service facilitators.
Other evaluation themes will assess effects on quality of life for a subsample of participants and address the views of service users and carers.
Several respondents to our study commented on the perceived attitudes of patients towards spiritual issues; future studies could usefully address the views of patients in Northern Ireland for comparison with the respondents in the current study.
Especially if your topic is a controversial one, it' s a good idea to know the arguments on all sides of the issue.[1] Whatever argument you are making, you'll be more persuasive if you can address the views of the opposing side.
"It's like you're able to turn to the camera as though addressing the viewing audience and say, 'Do you see what I'm dealing with here?' " The most famous episode of "Heavyweight" is the second of the first season, "Gregor".
FOR THE RECORD: In the Oct. 8 Calendar section, an article about "Hopscotch," the opera performed in moving cars, included a general Southern California Institute of Architecture address for the viewing "hub" on campus.
Car opera: In the Oct. 8 Calendar section, an article about "Hopscotch," the opera performed in moving cars, included a general Southern California Institute of Architecture address for the viewing "hub" on campus.
