Patrick appealed to listeners' humanity and drew on personal convictions, noting that "it bears remembering that these are children alone in a foreign land".
The last decade, over all, has left Mr. Meinecke with the conviction that "some new idea of socialism" drawing on the lessons of the past is needed.
Drawing on Lipsky's notions of the use of 'discretion' and 'coping mechanisms' by street-level bureaucrats we analysed providers' modifications of the care components of the standards and protocols (counselling, referral, provision of abortion services) that enable them to meet the demands of their profession as well as their deep-rooted religious convictions and socialised views of morality.
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Director Gary Ross, who steers the movie with spirit and conviction, draws on Thirties Hollywood techniques with a grand montage of trains crossing the continent and station signs flashing up as Howard and his entourage stop to address enthusiastic crowds.
In securing the six Espionage Act convictions, military lawyers drew on a precedent set by a separate federal whistleblower prosecution under the Act against Stephen Kim, a former state department official accused of disclosing intelligence on North Korea's nuclear programme to Fox News.
Sollecito said he did not believe the contents of the "odd, eccentric" memo, but that as the Florence appeals court – which reinstated the pair's guilty verdicts in January – appeared to draw on parts of it for the convictions, he was forced to respond to that version of events.
Those provisions draw on recommendations by a task force on wrongful convictions created by the state's chief judge, Jonathan Lippman.
Assange spoke of a high-flown calling: "If we can only live once, then let it be a daring adventure that draws on all our powers … Men in their prime, if they have convictions, are tasked to act on them".
Judge Lippman's approach, similar to legislation introduced in the Assembly, draws on the recommendations of a task force he created to examine the causes of wrongful convictions.
