Even the doctors who saw nothing wrong with the podcast considered it, at best, "a Band-Aid," in the words of Rafael Pelayo, a clinical professor at the Stanford Center for Sleep Sciences and Medicine.
Following the events of September 11 , 2001 many countries stepped up the pressure for increased aid, arguing that, in the words of Gordon Brown, Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer, "what happens to the poorest citizen in the poorest country can directly affect the richest citizen in the richest country".
Do not use such terms as "Aids victims" or someone "suffering from Aids", language that in the words of one reader is "crass, inaccurate and reinforces stigma", implying helplessness and inviting pity; "people with Aids" or "living with Aids" are preferable.
Perhaps the biggest battle in what is expected to be a 12-week trial will be over the prosecutors' attempt to prove the rare charge of aiding the enemy — in the words of the charging document, that Private Manning did "without proper authority, knowingly give intelligence to the enemy, through indirect means".
The aim of aid, in other words, should be to build self-sustaining microfinance organizations that provide excellent services to their low-income clients without the need for ongoing charity.
Schneiderman's request for aid is very specific, in the words of his letter: 1. Verify that professional ticket resellers are properly licensed by requiring that high volume resellers reselling tickets to events in New York through your resale platform provide you with a New York ticket reseller license number.
In general, in acoustic model training, a short pause model is trained to aid in word or syllable boundary determination and thus to improve the recognition accuracy.
In other words, it seems 3D culture cannot substantially aid in the up-regulation of gene expression of cells whose capacities have been somewhat biased.
Communication skills aid in word learning.
King credited "the boys in the basement" with aiding his artistic creativity; In the words of Michael Noonan, the protagonist of his forthcoming book, "Bag of Bones," "Eighty-five percent of what goes on in a novelist's head is none of his business".
