Punitive ends may be pursued in civil proceedings, and, conversely, the criminal process is frequently employed to attain remedial rather than punitive ends.
Much of the increase was driven by women realizing that they needed to attain power rather than just lobby for change, said women who spoke at a ceremony for the study's release.
Statewide parties may respond to this threat by strategically adopting positions on decentralization in order to maximize their share of the vote and to attain office, rather than out of ideological considerations.
(After the interview, Ms. Essex was offered a job at a casino, but said she would continue to focus on attaining stability rather than the election).
Today's jobs and careers often handicap our ability to learn, demanding consistent levels of high-performance and focusing our energies on attaining results rather than broadening our skillset.
It returns to the age-old theory of seeking and attaining wholeness rather than looking for someone or something else to complete you.
Many of the responses reflected the nurses' views of the NMC regulations for attaining registration, rather than the delivery of the actual programme.
14 Fourthly, we repeated the primary analysis using attained age, rather than time since start of treatment, as the principal time scale, to provide the finest possible control for age.
First, the primary analysis was repeated using attained age, rather than time since start of treatment, as the principal time scale, to provide the finest possible control for age.
The excess incidence rates of most solid cancers induced in A-bomb survivors are mainly dependent on the attained age, rather than the age at exposure or age since exposure [ 13].
This realization also makes it easier to reject societal beauty; the decision to reject now originates from lack of desire to attain the ideal rather than the inability to attain it.
