This socialisation process resulted from the method as much as the content of training, addressing a homogeneous group of rural doctors, involving senior doctors as role models, and emphasising group work and experience sharing.
The content of his address stuck mostly to his previous positions.
If so, there was nothing in the style or content of his address to suggest it.
Following the assassination of King in 1968 exactly one year after the date of the speech Harding lamented that the polarizing content of the address might have been the motivation for the shooting.
The content of his address to the team was "him letting us know he believed we could come back — and a few other things," Bennett said with a knowing raise of his eyes, and it was obvious there were fixes to be made.
Nevertheless, the content of his address served to reiterate the more nationalistic and belligerent aspects of Trump's campaign platform: his proposed restrictions on immigration, willingness to use brutal tactics to achieve his foreign policy goals, and a doubling down on the angry rhetoric Republicans like to level at "radical Islamic terrorism".
In the second case, when someone clearly wants to address the content of an article, support (or snipe at) the author, or otherwise publicly take a stand, again, there has to be a better method than a comment.
In American terms, the closest reference to the content of Thursday's address was perhaps Richard Nixon who, in his own 1968 acceptance speech, spoke of "cities enveloped in smoke and flame" and hearing "millions of Americans cry out in anguish".
The content validity of an indicator addresses if the measure captures meaningful aspects of the quality of care.
He systematically criticises Kantian aesthetics for its narrow-minded concentration on the subjectivity of momentary pleasures and offers in its place a substantial reconstruction of the cognitive content of art's address.
