For instance, the drastic decline in the numbers of priests and religious in Catholicism (and elsewhere): did it lead to some panic among those who had to provide leaders in religious youth organizations--the sacristies, etc., the club meetings where religious parents entrust their children to the presumably safest but actually quite-likely the least trustworthy caretakers.
Elsewhere, it can lead to imprisonment.
Shared care in Quebec is still underdeveloped and, as elsewhere, it has not yet led to the expected improvement in access to psychiatric care [ 53- 55].
The temptation to just call them and beg is too hard to deny sometimes, and even if it's just to talk, it always leads elsewhere with this sort of person.
Yet the Geluk tradition holds that it is precisely the denial of essences, which are superimposed on the conventional world or elsewhere, that leads to true transformation and liberation.
Therefore, walking in the absence of vision or with visual attention directed elsewhere potentially leads to dangerous situations.
Elsewhere, Anna leads a discussion about unconventional rave locations including a recent rave in a sewer and Colin confronts his mortality through the lens of Pharmakon's new album, Contact.
In any case, that moment should be cause for cheer not fear in China and elsewhere, because it will lead to bigger gains in income and consumption.
But elsewhere Steven Waygood, who leads Aviva Investors' Sustainable and Responsible Investment, caught an audience out.
If recession elsewhere leads to a collapse in the demand for oil, Nigeria could still find itself sucked into the world's economic problems.
