Our student body and alumni provide legal representation to underserved communities grappling with life-altering issues, like eviction, foreclosure, the withdrawal of government benefits, deportation, racial profiling and human rights abuses.
I was diagnosed with about seven different life alter issues, all scary and all foreign to me.
A magazine in Damascus recently withdrew a story about the opposition and reprinted an altered issue after officials objected.
A two million-strong group of British citizens living in the EU are being disregarded by Cameron's government on this life-altering issue.
The American public is faced with a series of potentially life-altering issues, including the prospect of war with Iraq, the possibility of further assaults on national security at home, the reality of a prolonged slump in the stock market and the uncertainty of the economic outlook.
Short on resources, local offices supported by the Legal Services Corporation, the federal agency that provides legal assistance for low-income Americans in civil cases, must turn away about half the eligible individuals who contact them for help with life-altering issues such as child custody or saving their homes from foreclosure.
"Policies have been put in place that have eradicated or dramatically altered the issues".
aDue to our focus on the 'post-ELSI' term we generally stick with the American ELSI acronym, which originally meant 'Ethical, Legal and Social Implications' and later altered to 'Issues'.
In the US, social activism surrounding race relations and disease dramatically altered the issues of race and health because affected minority groups came together themselves to challenge many mainstream assumptions (Wailoo 2006).
It is the responsibility of the women's movement, both here in the US and abroad, to make the issue of our altering environment, our issue, otherwise everybody loses.
In the United States the Mauser was only slightly altered and issued as the.30-inch M1903 Springfield.
