A word, too, for the book's design, which nods to the field studies element of the undertaking in its handmade aesthetic.
Exploration of factors other than the purely economic has illuminated areas such as the social and the cultural environment as important elements in the decision-making process that nurses undertake before leaving their home countries.
In a conference call from Annapolis, Bowler cited an incident that happened before the Nov. 9 accident -- and the subsequent repair to the hull, which, he said, was undertaken without his office's input -- as critical elements in the breakdown.
"It serves as a detection element in and of itself".
To that end, ONE will immediately undertake a redesign of elements in the app, website and marketing material that are similar to Lemonade.
To repeat the observation that began this discussion, proportionality is an element of the grounds for military self-defense just as much as it is an element of the analysis of the means by which that defense is undertaken.
As he reminds us several times, his grandmother owned slaves, a fact that became a crucial element in his friendship with Baldwin, the grandson of a slave, whose encouragement — "so strong that it was as if he were daring me not to" — finally persuaded Styron to undertake "The Confessions of Nat Turner".
He also succeeded in persuading the government to accept an international rôle in the transition – which it had previously strongly opposed – as well as forcing it to undertake a major restructuring of the security forces and purging subversive elements in the military.
In 1959 he undertook national service as a radar technician in the RAF.
Yet a vital element of this historic undertaking is missing.
Chicago Tribune journalist Rick Kogan describes this as a massive undertaking with the natural foibles of the human element in it selections and accuracy, and by nature of its attempt to serve as a historical compilation an immediately dated product due to the dynamic nature of the city.
