We found safe houses and premises for secret meetings; arranged for regular contact with his family; provided transport within or away from Johannesburg; organised meetings with selected media people, and so on.
It helps in the provision of unique skills & pool of information (Greve & Salaff, [2003]), human resources (Dyer & Handler, [1994]; Aldrich & Langton, [1997]) and physical resources (Birley, [1986]) in the form of space and premises for enterprise development.
Born perhaps around 1720 1730, Harris apparently had expert knowledge of prostitutes working in Covent Garden and beyond, as well as access to rented rooms and premises for his clients' use.
Women's knowledge, norms and premises The midwives described a great variety of norms and premises for childbearing among the women they meet, depending on their background.
When undertaking performance evaluation, the objectives, procedures, participants (target groups), materials (e.g. training materials, interpretation guides, etc)., and premises for performance evaluation should be clearly identified and documented [ 25].
Sheil, troubled by what seems to her a sensationalistic and bloodthirsty premise for a movie, and an equally dubious conclusion for one, is all the more troubled by the prospect of enacting Chubbuck's suicide for Greene's camera.
But to the Democrats leading the opposition in the Senate, the deadlines — and the premise for the governor's bill — are largely phony.
