Replace curriculum tinkering by curriculum renewal, attending to the challenges and problems the Rose review's remit excluded.
Equally important, according to Macedo, controversies over same-sex marriage distract us from attending to the challenges related to single parenting and the widening class divide that affects marriage and family stability.
Although I want to emphasize that I do agree that vigilance is warranted, if we are too consumed by outrage, we will fail to attend to the challenge of understanding why he's here and making sure it doesn't happen again.
Specifically, the authors attend to the challenges of detecting gradual shots and extracting appropriate spatiotemporal features that affect the ability of algorithms to efficiently detect shot boundaries.
Specially, we attend to the challenges of defining some measures to detect the dynamicity of a shot and video and extracting appropriate keyframes that assure the purity of video summary.
In addition to recommendations to attend to the challenges, facilitators, and limits described above, other recommendations included: Cautions against pushing relationships too quickly were offset by a counter-recommendation against moving too slowly.
In addition, husbands' verbalization of their perceptions about their wives' behaviors and challenges in attending to the needs of their infants was critical in legitimizing the women's distress and assisting in seeking help.
Saber Azam, UNHCR's representative in Rwanda, says one of their biggest challenges has been attending to the large numbers of children.
Attending to these challenges may ultimately serve to enhance the relevance of the study results to clinicians and policy makers, and to help reduce the research-practice gap.
We are functioning just the way a collegiate community should in attending to these challenges.
"Then they have to attend to the economic challenges".
