More broadly, he says, veterans "tend to be very mature, very responsible, and very adaptable.
Among gun owners, however, male veterans and male non-veterans look broadly similar.
William H. Douglass New York, Nov. 11, 2010 To the Editor: Ronald D. Castille's endorsement of veterans courts will be broadly echoed by professionals who treat former service members suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
Although physical symptoms were a primary focus of post-deployment health care for Persian Gulf War veterans (e.g., [ 47]) there has been much less emphasis on physical symptoms, broadly defined, and their impact on OEF/OIF veterans.
For example, 1776- a global incubator and seed fund helping startups transform industries that impact millions of lives every day--education, energy & sustainability, health, transportation and cities - helps entrepreneurs broadly, but also understands the importance of veteran entrepreneurs.
This is where Zennström, aged 52, sees a role for industry veterans like himself, and Atomico more broadly.
Many moderates, such as Senator Begich, oppose the less accurate chained CPI, as do groups that cut broadly across the full spectrum of American politics - the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Disabled American Veterans, and many other veterans organizations, as well as AARP.
He repeatedly called Saddam Hussein "the guy who tried to kill my dad"; more broadly, George W. and his advisers, many of them veterans of his father's councils, appeared to be using their power to complete the father's agenda.
In "Barbiere," Dr. Bartolo (the bass-baritone Maurizio Muraro) and Don Basilio (the veteran bass Paata Burchuladze) were both their usual broadly comic selves.
There is increasing recognition that combat-related posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) affects the service member or veteran who experienced the trauma, his or her partner, and their relationship more broadly.
