The question is not so much one of a nice metaphysical distinction as simply of a correct use of terms, although I am afraid I am opposing the views of such high authorities as Huxley and Carpenter.
The Commodities Commission recommendations and implementation plan – issued in New York on 26 September – stated that with increased supply and demand, as well as correct use of 13 specific commodities, more than six million lives of women and children across the world could be saved by 2015.
Example: "When someone uses gendered language incorrectly, they might offend someone else" is now officially accepted as a correct usage, since "they" can be used as a singular pronoun and thus, in this instance, agrees with the singular "someone".
1 2 3 It aims to develop patients' coping skills to maintain as active a lifestyle as possible, promote correct use of drugs, and encourage the early identification of increasing symptoms heralding an exacerbation, so that these can be treated early.
The textile guru Christopher Hyland, in the book's introduction, describes Inson as eclectic, and it is a (rare) correct use of that word: the architect is drawing from myriad sources.
You have to get past page 90 of the curriculum before you are free of Gove and his friends' obsession with what they see as the correct use of English.
Furthermore, child-care providers were more frequently informed by parents about the content as well as the correct use of the emergency set (Fig. 3).
For learners of German, especially those learning German as a second language, the correct use of determiners constitutes a major challenge.
In general record completion and competence in routine work such as correct use of the WHO partograph, monitoring the fetal heart beat in labour, and active management of the third stage of labour, were good, which is often difficult to achieve [ 22- 24, 32].
Measures were blind ratings by breakaway trainers as to the participant's correct use of technique and time.
