One of Mr. Winters's most popular characters, she appeared in a series of commercials for Hefty garbage bags, which also featured Mr. Winters as a garbage man dressed in a spotless white uniform and referring, in an upper-class British accent, to gar-BAZH.
The women who experienced IPV were guided, treated, and referred in a better manner and quicker than before.
Peer Reviewed Cite this article as: Gill CJ, MacLeod WB, Phiri-Mazala G, Guerina NG, Mirochnick M, Knapp AB, et al. Can traditional birth attendants be trained to accurately identify septic infants, initiate antibiotics, and refer in a rural African setting?
As early as 1981, critics were debating the value of his elegant style and shocking subjects (and referring, in one instance, to an earlier photographer as "the Robert Mapplethorpe of his generation").
Even before the budget cuts, Mr. Christie, the first Republican to lead the state in eight years, had come under fire from some educators and parents for seeking to limit teacher benefits and pensions, and for referring in a debate to preschool — a priority of the administration of the previous governor, Jon S. Corzine — as "baby-sitting".
Here, however, it is being used in a much boarder sense and refers, in particular, to a system for describing the whole clause, rather than just the verb and its Object.
'Number of boyfriends/girlfriends you have had' was dichotomised into 0 1 and ≥ 2 partners, while 'boyfriend/girlfriend at the moment' was categorised as 'yes' or 'no', as in the questionnaire, and referred in the study as 'currently in a relationship'.
Descriptors such as functional, primary and team nursing refer in a general way to the assignment of patient care tasks and responsibilities.
The study clearly demonstrates that the post cataract surgery infection pattern in India may not be significantly different from the ones reported by the EVS and ESCRS reports, though one must employ wiser discretion in treating the in-house and referred patients in a referral facility such as ours.
But the issue inevitably damaged the "strong and long-standing relationships with sports governing bodies and their officials", to which IMG referred in a statement issued on Monday.
