This article examines the governance of rural regeneration in the Republic of Ireland, through the case of the Rural Renewal Scheme (RRS), which provided fiscal incentives to subsidise the construction and renovation of housing and business premises in a declining rural region.
A total of 585 students between 8 and 10 years of age received priming conditions designed to encourage use of an alternatives generation strategy and reasoning problems with category based premises and causal premises in a counterbalanced order (with many or few potential alternatives).
The mean shortest or quickest route between infectious and susceptible premises in a region is found for possible transmissions (weighted by their probability of occurrence p, Equation 1, in which d i, j represents Euclidean distance) and for non-transmissions.
We were unpaid volunteers carrying out public duties, and the only "perk" we had was travelling to and from the premises in a black cab so we could fit in as many visits as possible in one morning.
The survey was administered in and around the facility premises in a place chosen to ensure privacy and comfort.
It was also in favour of introducing "saturation zones" to take into account the number and type of licensed premises in a given area; making base trading hours until 2am consistent for all small bars across the state; and extending train services on Friday and Saturday nights.
There is no circle in Grice's view because what is said is the conclusion of one pragmatic inference, and is one of the premises in a further pragmatic inference to what is implicated.[39] The process is serial rather than parallel, although later conclusions may always lead to adjustment of earlier conclusions.
There was no crowd present as she left the House and she was escorted from the premises in a red Routemaster Bus.
I was relishing the chance to try and show the basic premise in a more engaging way with powerful music to drive the intensity of the idea.
By the time it appeared, in 1921, it was already outmoded: the philosopher Frank Ramsey, Keynes's friend and Cambridge colleague, demolished its premise in a short essay.
Left everything to his mother Betty otherwise Elizabeth SURCOME, widow, of Ipswich, including his interest in a "dwellinghouse and premises" at 16 Phillimore Place, Kensington, Middlesex.
