That verdict was portrayed as a fatal blow to the machine, but the mayor still managed to win his last election, in 2007, with the vestiges of the apparatus built on the longstanding practice of promising city jobs in exchange for campaign work.
"This November, California voters will finally have the opportunity to pass smart marijuana policy that is built on the best practices of other states, includes the strictest child protections in the nation and pays for itself while raising billions for the state," Newsom said in a statement.
The SBC-EchoStar agreement builds on "bundling," the practice of selling diverse kinds of services under a single bill.
This new work builds on the existing practice of using nanoparticles and fluorescent dyes to provide enhanced microscopic images of cells, but goes beyond it by adding new functionalities and analytical capabilities.
But it is built on the ancient African practice of talking things out — community elders gather under a tree and discuss a problem again and again until they reach consensus.
This decision built on the success of practices that had been established in a number of other molecular biology projects such as the PDB database for protein structures [ 9] and EMBL/GenBank/DDBJ for DNA sequences [ 10].
It built on the experience and practices of the School of Public Health (SoPH) at the University of the Western Cape, which has a long history of postgraduate training and distance learning on the continent [ 24, 25] and has been serving as a WHO Collaborating Centre for Training and Research on Human Resources for Health since the early 2000s.
Just as misogyny is less a dislike of women and more a network of practice built on the oppression of women, misandry is a seething rage against patriarchal power, not just a dislike of men.
The selection of practices built on the recruitment in our earlier study.
In this way the various research collaboratives can work together to build on best practice and make the most of the extensive opportunities.
This view of practice change is built on the assumption that formal scientific knowledge is the most (if not only) relevant form of knowledge, that knowledge can be directly transmitted from one actor to another, and clinicians are users but not producers of relevant knowledge.
