Earlier this month, David Dimbleby said the corporation needed to "redefine" its role and examine "whether it is too powerful for its own good".
We also speak to young people born in the aftermath of the genocide, and examine whether the past two decades have brought significant, lasting change for women.
A lawyer representing Woods's family has called for the federal government to investigate the case for civil rights violations and examine whether any of the five officers involved should face criminal charges.
More than anything, they will be encouraged to run at Philippe Mexès and examine whether the centre-half is as slow and overweight as a French journalist informed Young during Saturday's press conference.
"Just as the world came together in the fight against HIV/Aids, we need to free up regulation so that we can test ground-breaking new drugs, and examine whether the period for market exclusivity could be extended.
It will also evaluate whether Russia has been sufficiently supportive of the program and examine whether there are other programs that might better serve nonproliferation goals or better ways of coordinating the programs.
"[This was] the first [trial] to take a drug suspected to slow ageing, and examine whether it slows or reverses a property of ageing in older, healthy individuals," says Kennedy.
It's time to look at existing arrangements for supporting self-funders and examine whether a central commercial self-funder purchasing team needs to be created, either within the council or outsourced to a third party.
In another 40 or 50 years, Dr. Bailey can assemble a new set of data and examine whether individuals' better access to contraceptives continues to increase their children's college completion, labor-force participation, wages and family incomes over time.
If it finds they did, the commission ought to go further and examine whether there were conspiracies to make the assets vanish, thus making Wall Street appear to be less leveraged than it was.
After a decade of research in Cuba on a number of economic and social issues, Ms. Stephens and her associates train their eyes on the progress women have made in four decades and examine whether it can be sustained.
