This article describes the findings of the first stage - the qualitative research and literature review, which fed into the design of a structured survey (second stage) and contingent valuation (third stage).
Angry civil police officers staged a strike on Monday, with one contingent greeting visitors at Rio's international airport with a sign reading, in English: "Welcome to Hell.
Peter Darling -- who also handled a five-footers-and-under contingent in Billy Elliot -- stages these work-outs, as he does all the dancing, including a laugh-packed mock tango.
Given that non-specific symptoms are not uncommonly endorsed by high-risk offspring and that they are usually transient and can be contingent, we subsumed stage 0 and stage 1a into the HR stage, which is in agreement with the clinical staging model for psychotic and severe mood disorders (Scott et al., 2013).
Although the rally was staged in front of the Somerset Administration Building, with a ready number of political workers inside, the crowd was small enough to be counted by hand -- 41 people, including a contingent of Republican leaders.
What this "Bayadère" does do successfully, however, is to offer us stage surrogates — the British contingent — for our own consumption of exoticism.
The Energy Department gave Solyndra a conditional guarantee for $535 million, in multiple stages, contingent on reaching a variety of milestones, and to date, it had received $527 million.
But Saturday's lineup only winked at bachata's post-Aventura generation: the all-male trio 24 Horas, about to release its debut album, "Los Inolvidables" (Machete), was received with boy-band fervency by a vocal young female contingent near the stage, even if its songs weren't quite sturdy enough to carry the weight.
Our results are contingent upon the stage of the initiative because organizations' actions exert more influence in initiatives that lack a history of prior suggestions.
