These trips, planned for Oct. 7 to 20, 2004, and May 16 to 29, 2005, will be led by two Franciscan Sisters and approach the content from a feminist perspective.
They added: "Until such time as the ministry had demonstrated that it had taken steps to ensure that false assertions were never again made in a [Public Interest Immunity] certificate and schedule, it would, in the court's view, be incumbent on the courts to approach the content of any such documents from the ministry with very considerable caution".
You really approach the content of the work with an objectivity in terms of interpreting the work.
She describes their remixing of popular culture sources as an "explicitly creative process", maintaining that it prompts the reader to adopt some of the group's views by forcing "the individual to reconsider normative methods of approaching the content".
This study illustrates the feed-back of the learning process of the Regional Geography taking into account the major trends in approaching the contents of this new subject.
Regions may be defined in terms of single or multiple features or in terms that approach the total content of human occupancy of an area.
Most Americans approached the 1960s content with the competitive market society that propelled them over two centuries to global preeminence.
Obviously, among the three approaches, the content-based fingerprinting yields the highest true positive rates when the same false positive rates are considered.
According to "strong substantive" approaches, "the contents of the preferences or values that agents can form or act on autonomously are subject to direct normative constraints" (Benson 2005, 133).
With such an approach, the content of international agreements would be judged not by how much is harmonized or by how many barriers to global commerce are torn down but by whether people as workers, consumers and voters are empowered.
