The details of such a debt relief programme still require further work, but we can draw on valuable lessons learned from the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative, which recently expanded debt cancellation to some of the world's poorest countries.
As the ability to draw on more than one discipline becomes increasingly valuable, the training offered by universities should reflect this shift.
Drawing on these valuable (though not always entirely trustworthy) accounts, here are six of the most notorious animal escapes from the Victorian era.
Drawing on teachers' valuable experience and relating skills, for example by observing child behaviour, emotions and attitudes that might suggest problems at home, can help not only to spot early warning signs that could lead to the child being removed from its parents, but also to find appropriate solutions to family problems.
What made her advice columns and her broadcasting so valuable was that was she not only a provider of solace and common-sense wisdom, she also helped people see how they could draw on bad experiences to better their lives.
"A very small fraction of IPCC reports stems from grey literature," and an outright ban on such sources would be a bad idea, since it would prevent the organization from drawing on certain types of valuable information.
Graduate student Lu Teng's current project studies the epistemological implications of "cognitive penetration". She's interested in developing a view of when perceptual experiences are and are not evidentially valuable, drawing on current psychological research.
We have shared some of the experiences from an EWS education project that proved to be a valuable means of drawing on some guiding principles in education to work out a participatory EWS in the four interrelated areas (risk knowledge, monitoring, communication of warnings, and response capability).
Having just finished a valuable series of concerts and lectures drawing on the music and poetry of Guillaume de Machaut, the Cloisters turns to music of Elizabethan England.
Amid the countless books and articles offering entrepreneurial advice, I find that the most valuable nuggets come straight from founders, drawing on their own rich experiences.
