The gay rights movement, he stressed, did not arise to change the culture, but to end the oppression of homosexuals.
That is why new calls have arisen to change the law so that bribe takers, kickback schemers, pay-to-play chiselers and other finaglers holding public office do not enjoy the same retirement privileges as their honest colleagues.
Finally, we make recommendations for monitoring drug efficacy in the field, as components of control programmes, in order to maximise the ability to detect drug resistance, and if it arises to change control strategy and prevent the spread of resistance.
Thus, the protein conformation in our experiments arises due to change in the local structural changes in secondary structural components.
The fields of implementation science and knowledge translation have arisen to drive change and move an array of innovations into practice [ 3- 5].
But over the years, forces have arisen that seek to change America's essential nature.
The contention and difficulty arise from having to change existing senior medical officers as the head of the clinics with its modus operandi versus newly graduated well-trained FMSs with its transformed approaches and new modes of operation.
Gene loss can arise in response to change in the pattern of selective pressures, and that is probably what happened in early evolution of cetaceans regarding the keratin gene family.
They note that the president's action arose after Congress refused to change the law in line with his wishes, so the order rests on "an unprecedented, sweeping assertion of executive power," they say.
But when new data or new experiences arise, I might need to change my outlook".
