However, we introduces and discusses it separately, as it addresses an unique issue of removing perverse incentives to generate revenues through over provision of services, i.e. delinking incomes from revenue generation in Chinese health facilities.
The smaller applicant pool, as well as unique issues facing minorities in higher education, warrant the extra attention to minority recruitment.
This issue manifests itself a as a unique 'disc unreadable' or 'disc unsupported' error on the screen.
Then in 1980, as now, there was change at that time with the election of President Ronald Reagan, whose signature energy policy was focused first on ending national fuel price controls, and in general on deemphasizing energy as a special or unique issue preferring the "native American genius, not arbitrary federal policy, to be free to provide for our energy future".
(Single-payer health care is a rather unique issue in that it has relatively low "strong support" among the issues assessed but a strong intensity gap, with supporters far more likely to cite it as a top priority).
This need for recognition as a unique individual is a big issue for parents to be aware of".
One idea rattling around in his head is to design each issue as a unique entity -- or, if that proves too daunting, design four distinct looks a year, on a quarterly basis, subliminally harking back to when the magazine was the Gentleman's Quarterly.
Second, because our curriculum is introductory, it cannot address ethical issues specific to every situation, such as unique issues that might arise within specific medical specialties (e.g., pediatrics or obstetrics) or specific locations (e.g., global health programs which include underserved areas in one's own country).
She encouraged Heads of State to use the Peer Review mechanism as a unique opportunity to broaden children's participation in issues concerning their welfare.
