We succeeded in some -- hopefully most -- cases to engage our students and foster a controlled, supportive learning environment for our students.
Because the soldiers and civilians who flooded into Afghanistan after the fall of the Taliban did not know how to (or, in some cases, care to) engage with the local population except through their designated fixers, the fixers ended up controlling the aperture through which key members of the international community perceived the conflict.
Under the direction of Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton the program, according to a news release, "embraces the full use of diplomatic tools, in this case dance, to engage people and create opportunities for greater understanding".
In his new book, "Focus: The Hidden Driver of Excellence," he cleverly employs short chapters littered with case studies to engage professionals swimming against a tide of electronic correspondence.
Clinics appeared to have a positive impact on preventive behaviours and cases tended to engage more regularly in breast self-examination (monthly, 66% of cases vs 47% of controls), although few differences were found between groups in terms of health beliefs.
"Children now are becoming, in some cases, hesitant to engage in the give-and-take of everyday life," he said, "because it's easier and cleaner to just instant message".
The Legal Realists thought that lawyers who are interested in the predictive question of what the courts will actually decide in difficult cases need to engage in sociological and psychological research, striving to develop theoretical tools that would enable us to predict legal outcomes.
The discussions from the FGDs suggested a general tolerance for men and, in some cases, women to engage in CP.
Thanks to appropriate literature and access to the internet, patient awareness of treatment options has grown and patients are now, in many cases, able to engage their oncologists in informed conversations regarding treatment and what to expect in terms of efficacy and safety.
It calls the ballot measure a minor change that carves out a discreet exception to the equal protection clause and moves on to a detailed description of case law that ceases to be relevant when the court using that case law refuses to engage with the human outrage and controversy surrounding the subject of their decision.
