Bolton and Hill worry that whatever background theory the medical model employs, it will require explanations in terms of biological rather than intentional phenomena.
"It is a great day for the world because this mine will keep so many people employed … it will make so many lives better.
This can be worn continuously for a month if the full Lister dressing be employed; otherwise it will be necessary to change the dressing in from twenty-four to forty-eight hours.
Unfortunately, neither the mother nor the father is employed, so it will remain a challenge for the two parents to provide food and ensure that Appreciate remains on the path to recovery.
The question isn't whether he'll find 100-150 kids to employ, it's whether he'll be able to pull the best ones.
Rotation is used primarily for rest but United will employ it now for retribution.
"Of course, reasoned the Greek, given leisure a man will employ it in thinking and finding out about things," wrote the scholar Edith Hamilton in "The Greek Way" in 1930.
As digital connectivity reaches the far corners of the globe, new users will employ it to improve a wide range of inefficient markets, systems and behaviours, in both the most and least advanced societies.
Through fermentation, cellar aging, and, if the winery employs it, filtration, the color will drop out before the wine is bottled.
On one point Descartes' position is clear: the claim of virtue to be the supreme good follows from the fact that it is nothing more than the correct use of our free will, employing it to choose whatever reason represents as the greatest good.
Because the term is in common use, however, we will employ it in this paper).
