These criteria are clearly outlined from time to time so that all HRECs are aware of the pre-requisites for rating them by the NHREC at the latter's regularly scheduled meetings.
It's clearly from another time, but, lacking any lip service to equality and opportunity and the other touchstones of American political rhetoric, it also seems to come from another country.
When I was five or six, I had two little playmates who were Spanish, and they would switch to speak in their common language: the feeling of being left out is something I remember clearly from that time.
In "On the Run" (June 8), about the impact of new anti-smoking regulations in the city, Denny Lee paints a quaint picture of smoking, one that is clearly from another time.
Ralph suffered a stroke on 11 July 1119 and was left partially paralysed and unable to speak clearly from that time until his death on 20 October 1122.
What I remember most clearly from my time in Lippstadt is the remarkable kindness of a German, a man whose name I never knew, whose face I never saw a man who belonged to the people who sought to destroy me but who, in defiance of his people, offered instead generosity and solace.
And where what's really needed is to reconcile victims to traumatic events, or apportion blame, then we should have the courage to separate that clearly from the time-limited learning process – instead of heaping everything into one vehicle that inevitably then grinds to a halt.
Offering an available alternative to a super popular messaging platform that's temporarily offline also clearly helps too, from time to time.
I recognized her determined look: it's the one I remember so clearly from the first time I placed her at the top of a slide and stepped away.
Clearly, from a one-time-a-year intervention in the scope of the Special Olympics events, improvements cannot be expected unless they are complemented with other interventions of oral health promotion and education of athletes, family and caregivers.
