Despite this, it is making remarkable progress both in tackling the causes of human resource problems and in providing antiretroviral therapy.
There are important lessons for the U.S. both in the underlying causes of the Zika disaster in Brazil and in the Brazilian government's response.
Thus if Cameron, who had mistakenly believed that loyalty and friendship in the case of Gove and cool assessment of the arguments alongside loyalty in the case of Johnson would keep both inside the Remain camp, had been prepared to be ruthless with both in the cause of winning, he might have blunted the worst of the impact of Leave now having one intellectual and one charismatic leader.
In addition to assessing the diversity of amphibians and reptiles, herpetological research contributes broadly to conservation management, both in identifying the causes of decline and in developing data on amphibian and reptilian biology, from genetics to natural history.
In 1981 the King Centre opened, and Coretta continued to be active in a wide range of causes both in the US and abroad.
In such cases, the expert in white magic, the āšipu or mašmašu, was able to help both in diagnosing the cause of the evil and in performing the appropriate rituals and incantation to fight it off.
The ageing process by itself causes changes both in the architecture and constitution of the vascular wall.
The increase in all-cause mortality was parallel to the increase in cardiovascular mortality both in the VADT and ACCORD studies, which was opposite the decrease in both all-cause and cardiovascular mortality in the ADVANCE study (10).
She put both to use in the cause of community development and in the alleviation of individual misery.
This book reminds us that, almost to a man, the soldiers in both armies believed in the cause they were fighting for – home, family, a way of life, King/Kaiser and God/Gott.
