The prevalent context also shaped the policy processes in the formulation of the OHP because whereas our findings show that the actors were well aware of some documented stages of policy process, there were however processes that were context specific and needed to be followed in the country; the absence of which had led to a failed attempt at formulating the OHP in the past.
The photographer Greta Pratt, who has made a practice of documenting staged history, went straight to the source: after meeting a Lincoln impersonator at a Civil War re-enactment, she went to four conventions of the Association of Lincoln Presenters, held each year in a different city, and attended by 40 to 70 aspiring Abes and Marys.
"I've got my history on my arms," Mr. Ramone says, looking both at the tattoos that document stages of his life and the collapsed veins that testify to his drug use.
Records were considered for evaluation of initial staging techniques if they contained at least one documented staging result at time of primary excision.
He documented the stages of his journey on Instagram.
He didn't just document the stages of his inexorable transit toward death, he questioned them deeply.
Today, on World Tuberculosis Day, President Bill Clinton gave this little girl with dark brown eyes and long braids her final dose of the medicines that will cure her, and he signed the register that has documented each stage of her six-month treatment.
For some reason, I didn't feel a need to document every stage of the process.
I often start with a rudimentary hand-drawn sketch, and then document each stage of production, digitally editing images of the actual work, and overlaying colors on top of the painting as it's worked on in the studio.
For example, Blair and colleagues documented the stage of growth at which hybrid offspring ceased to develop.
