He added, "Even our policy people don't really have an adequate appreciation of the consequences and the stakes and the complexities".
Federal courts in the United States require that defendants have a basic understanding of interrogation rights as opposed to an appreciation of the consequences of waiving these rights.
fWhile diversifying regionally, Sustainable Building Tools (SB-tools) around the world are at the same time constantly updating their appreciation of the consequences of design decisions.
This requires some thoughtful reflection by the modelling team, as familiarity with a modelling environment may lead to the intuitive use of convenient constructs (e.g., arrays in Fortran; submodels in Simile) without a full appreciation of the consequences for predictions.
In part, this interest is due to the universal appreciation of the consequences of the global obesity epidemic, the growing recognition that bariatric surgery is currently the most effective therapy for the disease of morbid obesity, and that the increasing numbers of bariatric procedures have reached over 200,000 annually in the U.S. and half a million annually worldwide (5).
"To restore public confidence in the safeguarding services that the council provides now and in the future, to show that people have been genuinely held to account and to demonstrate clearly our understanding and appreciation of the devastating consequences of these historic failings".
There is an increased appreciation of the severe consequences of prevalent fractures, not only of the hip but also of the much more common spine fractures.
It encompasses all aspects of the biopsychosocial model and expands the model to include a more thorough measurement and appreciation of the functional consequences of cultural patterns and practices, institutional healthcare provision, and environmental constraints.
Formal evaluation of the reasons for the high refusal rate was not permissible due to ethical constraints, but the time commitment was frequently commented upon by the recruitment staff, as well as lack of appreciation of the health consequences of obesity in pregnancy.
In fact, when set against the British Horseracing Authority's ongoing travails over the use of the whip, it could be said that Cheltenham showed an appreciation of action, perception and consequence that has been wholly absent from the BHA's policy on the stick.
