In some cases this has led to a suspension of fracturing activity.
Evidence from talking to some headteachers, though, suggests that in some cases this has yet to be achieved.
In some cases, this has raised the threat of development, as land was sold to the highest bidders.
In some cases, this has led to intensive, innovative cultivation to increase yields and support higher-value goods.
In several cases, this has been an orchestrated effort, organized via community meetings or e-mail discussion groups.
But today, even as the specter of AIDS is being raised in more cases, this has begun to change.
In many cases, this has been facilitated by highly inadequate and unsympathetic institutional, legislative, and policy environments.
In some cases this has been done for domestic reasons, in others as a response to pressure from the Americans.
In a few cases this has been the consequence of a general hostility to the whole idea of law.
In some cases, this has led to pay increases, and to the recognition of postgraduate teachers as employees and not just as students.
In many cases, this has meant large new investments like the Gigante supermarket, a 55,000-square-foot, ultra-modern facility in the working-class Arleta neighborhood.
