These individuals had been chosen 1) based on their contributions to the healthcare literature with respect to CAM terminology, or 2) because they occupied an influential research or decision making position in the field.
Because they occupy a peninsula of high-priced hospitality venues, Miami Beach hotels face costly challenges obtaining goods and services, including food, supplies and affordable labor.
People buy into these institutional experiences because they occupy a place that only exists for those defined by their means to buy in.
In the public sphere, meanwhile, Egyptian Islamists cannot afford to be literal fundamentalists, because they occupy a political space that was opened by a popular revolution, whose demands had to do with social justice and corruption rather than with religion.
I think that politicians, even the best and brightest, become zero-sum thinkers because they occupy a zero-sum world.
Because they occupy a specialized market that targets high-end buyers, smaller builders haven't been as heavily affected by cultural shifts that have shrunk the prominence of electric guitars, he said.
This is not the first time I have been thrust into an argument where one or more people are shot down simply because they occupy a place of privilege in relation to that discussion.
An appeal to privilege has very vast implications for our society and our institutions, where people, who might, by any other standard, possess very good arguments, are unable to express these arguments because they occupy a transient and relational role of privilege that is defined within the specific context of that argument.
Figures on volunteers are hard to come by, perhaps because they occupy a grey area between formal and informal work.
