When they were faced with a specific case, their stance was nuanced because they were confronted with a different level of personal involvement.
More concretely, the authors observed that LMs were not always able to comply with HR guidelines in this area, because they were confronted with conflicting policy requirements, weaknesses in training, lack of support from relevant human resources and occupational health specialists and various work and budgetary pressures [ 33].
Instead, Mr Clegg implied that it was the Liberal Democrats who were the insurgent underdogs, because they were confronting the " Eurosceptic establishment" directly in the European election campaign by fighting on an unashamedly pro-European platform.
Instead, Clegg implied that it was the Lib Dems who were the insurgent underdogs, because they were confronting the "Eurosceptic establishment" directly in the European election campaign by fighting on an unashamedly pro-European platform.
Instead, Clegg implied that it was the Lib Dems who were the insurgent underdogs, because they were confronting the "Eurosceptic establishment" directly by fighting on an unashamedly pro-European platform.
"Your spouse has to be so comfortable in a nontraditional role, because they're confronted with it all the time," she said.
This can't be blamed on the newspapers, because they are confronted by force majeure, and when we act we must always take into consideration that many others' livelihoods are there to be protected.
According to Fernando Garcia, executive director of the Border Network for Human Rights, "People are afraid to buy groceries or take their kids to school, because if they are confronted by this apparatus the consequence is separation, detention, deportation".
Because of their age, they are confronted with additional difficulties such as reduced mobility, social isolation and poor health – factors which also contribute to the low level of integration among elderly participants.
However, initially the system had serious negative consequences for some patients because nurses were confronted with patients who were anxious that the system might not be burglar-proof.
He had told them that his men had been forced to open fire because they had been confronted by gunmen in military uniform without insignia, but the protesters insisted there had only been local people armed with clubs.
