Gunmen claiming adherence to Isis stormed the five-star Corinthia Hotel in the capital four months ago killing 10; three more were killed in a blast at its Tajoura district two weeks ago.
Massimo's silence embodies a hostile reception, received as such by Dina, who modifies her stance in lines 18 21, now claiming adherence to the pharmacological prescription, a stance subsequently reinforced by Massimo (lines 23 24) and reconfirmed by Dina (line 26).
In "Oil!" Dad teasingly claims adherence to an entirely new religion, the Church of the True Word.
In a country that claims adherence to the rule of law, why did we have a "quick assessment", into the burned hands allegations conducted and supported by officers of the same organisation under investigation?
Nor does he grapple in any serious way with a subject of some relevance — the civil war among Palestinians, between an organization, Hamas, that seeks Israel's destruction, and a Palestinian Authority that claims adherence to the idea of a two-state solution.
For evidence, just look back again at Submission's publication date, and the horrific Charlie Hebdo shootings carried out that day by two brothers, bearing assault weapons, who claimed adherence to an Islamic terrorist group.
Response bias was anticipated, because survey respondents generally tend to claim adherence to prescribed public-health interventions, irrespective of their personal experience, opinions, or actions, to avoid being seen as negligent and/or ignorant of basic biomedical health ordinances.
We expressed pharmacy claim adherence as a percentage and calculated it as the number of months with ART claims submitted divided by the number of complete months from ART initiation to death, withdrawal from the Aid for AIDS program, or study end.
Lima et al[ 17] demonstrated a 3 fold increased risk of mortality for a DPR adherence threshold of <95%; Nachega et al[ 25] reported a 3 fold increased risk of mortality in a South African private sector HIV care programme for pharmacy claims adherence <80%.
For those who judge that all great painting springs from a mastery of line, then Sutherland, the "Fox", will claim their adherence.
Sandel claims that adherence to voluntarism is inconsistent with the nature of the person.
