Clearly, wherever possible, a distinction should be made between the high-contact and low-contact elements of a service system.
For some universities, the research data policy has been an 'aspirational' statement of principle providing a rational for investment, while for others the strategy and elements of a service have been the priority.
We think that a reasonable way to proceed, and we cannot say that an element of a permissible service which constitutes less than one-third the cost of that service is not "incidental". Petitioners raise a procedural objection to the Citicorp order.
To Sasson they're a crucial element of an overall service and marketing strategy one that relies on fanatical attention to detail and consistency.
Executive Summary The Infotext Strategy Letter is the core element of a monthly subscription service including the newsletter and website privileges.
If the court rules against the cable companies, agreeing with the 9th Circuit that cable contains elements of a telecommunications service, it could give new life to small ISPs like Brand X, allowing them access to cable networks and providing a new stream of revenue.
Moody believed that hymn singing was one of the most important elements of a church service, an ideal way for worshippers to participate individually and as a community.
Robert Glück is the author of the novels Margery Kempe (Serpent's Tail Publishing, 1994), Jack the Modernist (Serpent's Tail Publishing, 1995), and three collections of prose and poetry: Reader (Lapis Press, 1989), Elements of a Coffee Service (Four Seasons Foundation, 1983), and Denny Smith (Clear Cut Press, 2004).
It is not known which specific elements of a stroke service exert a beneficial effect.
Though there are different models of organised care, some common elements of a stroke service are: a hospital stroke unit, a specialist multi-disciplinary team of caregivers, protocol-based care, special staff training, and agreements about transfers from one institution to another to reduce hospital discharge delay.
