I developed an idea about a boy in an unnamed, non-specific place, a comfortable suburb, who has never questioned the impenetrable wall adjacent to his home, or his parents' stories about the "enemy" on the other side.
It could be that observers develop an inflated idea about how much of the volume has been examined.
There is an urgent need for intervention programs to increase the knowledge, perceptions, and intention to use condoms among these workers, designed in the context of low literacy and cultural norms, so that workers develop a clear idea about why they should use condoms, in what circumstances, with whom, and how.
And he thought he had developed a clear idea about whom he could be compatible with, and what he wanted from a relationship.
Fortunately for Mozilla, it is free to develop a good idea first, and worry about the money later.
He said that he had a relationship with Ms. Abdul that went back many years, to his early days in developing shows, and that he had an idea about where Ms. Abdul might fit in on ABC: its own music-oriented reality show hit, "Dancing With the Stars".
However, we are in a position to develop some idea about the role of prices in changes in food consumption by looking at the evolution of relative prices from Fig. 1, and considering the price elasticity of food consumption previously estimated with household data 1.
Take into account the millions of images our brains are infiltrated with from media and social media, we develop a lot of ideas about how people should sound or dress or behave based on how they look.
As staff developed ideas about important processes, categories, or concepts, they wrote and circulated theory notes for further discussion by project members.
The reason for this is that, during the hearing, it emerged that some of the candidates proposed by the Member States did not have adequate specialised knowledge, nor were they in a position to develop concrete ideas about their portfolios or, indeed, any vision for the future at all.
