The unusually quick decision to reappoint Mr. Annan so far in advance of the year-end deadline, without a hint of the political squabbling that normally attends this process, was hailed by Arthur C. I. Mbanefo, Nigeria's ambassador, as "a unique show of solidarity and support".
Furthermore, the delays already encountered in implementing the new law on communist-era files suggest a protracted approach will attend the process of declassification and disclosure.
Pastoralists attend the process, but they are not taking an active role.
Also in our culture, most people considered the diseases as expiation for sins and should be confidential even for relative who may attend the process of information.
that kind of care which is expected to maximise an inclusive measure of patient welfare, after one has taken account of the balance of expected gains and losses that attend the process of care in all its parts.
We've examined the social and psychological complexities that attend these processes, monitored travel, eating, recycling and energy-use in the home to find how meaning, identity and social status are inherently bound up in material practice.
The problem is not limited to pastoralists attending the process; farmers were also not well represented and implicated in the process of delimiting the corridors.
It has always been thought that some attributes are not attended to in this process for many reasons, including a coping strategy to handle their perception of the complexity of the choice task.
One, for example, concluded that "public speech no longer attends the processes of governance — it is governance," but offered no rigorous evidence.
