Such a framework would catalogue case-based experiences and reflect the particular dynamics of specific EIDs, and promote inter-sectoral collaboration and knowledge synthesis, including integration of information about social, cultural and economic impacts, control measures and uncertainty [ 62, 63 ].
The State Department's latest human rights report, released in April, catalogued cases in dozens of countries.
I was reminded of this incident when reading a recent article, "Grammar School Made Me a Bigot", in the Oxford Tab by Matthew Broomfield, in which he catalogued cases of racism, sexism and homophobia that he said had occurred during his time at Adams' Grammar in Newport.
That's why the catalogue of case studies in O'Neil's book are so important; she's telling us where to look.
Through workshops, conferences and a growing catalogue of case studies and guidance, the network aims to improve the potential for evidence-informed policymaking at national and transnational levels.
Eastwood said on the website: "I very much hope to give Nomad an even stronger community feel and will be leading an early project to replace the existing website with a modern community site making full use of social media functions including blogs, forums, groups and collaborative workspaces (as well as a catalogue of case studies, toolkits and related documents from the existing site).
In the discussion, he states that "This review sought to search the world epidemiology literature on mesothelioma to catalogue the case-series, cohort and case-control studies in which the asbestos exposure appeared to be overwhelmingly to the chrysotile type".
It has compiled a catalogue of cases where the owners of "filthy and dangerous" properties had got away with no more than a "slap on the wrist" that would not act as a future deterrent to protect tenants from their abuses.
There's a catalogue of cases around the country where student dealers have ended up in front of a judge.
There's a catalogue of cases around the country in which student dealers have ended up in front of a judge.
When the palindromic Travis Sivart, ace detective, disappears, his agency promotes Unwin, the clerk who catalogued his cases, to investigate.
