The pianist, Lang Lang, then remained onstage to dispel whatever tender atmosphere the Chopin had established by playing an account of Liszt's best-known Hungarian Rhapsody with a vulgarity to engender long-term Lisztophobia.
Can we expect, through short-term violence, to engender long-term peace?
Despite the tendency to engender long-term health measures, the security frame is not consistent in this regard.
However, it does provide an alternative perspective to the problem and allow us to develop a framework for systematic inquiry toward engendering long-term public policy and technical solutions.
The turnaround of the Michigan economy will not occur overnight; however, the challenges brought by the current economic crisis are inspiring an entrepreneurial surge that I expect will engender a long term, diversified and sustainable rebirth of the economy.
This is because in many rural communities, the implicit trust engendered in the long term relationship between the research team and the community may be more important than signing an informed consent document.
Further clinical trials are needed to ensure that live attenuated CMV vaccines are non-pathogenic and do not engender various long-term health risks.
So it was for me like, if I go and get a sport massage, it was like the equivalent of that... (p13,M,acu) As treatment progressed, many participants reported that their acupuncturist began guiding them to make changes to their lifestyle in order to engender beneficial long-term outcomes.
Because incorporation is a product of free choice, the changes it engenders are often retained over the long term.
Decisions such as this will not engender trust in an enterprise in the long term.
International experience in planning and funding care for people with long-term conditions confirms the need to consider different approaches to contracting for acute and long term condition care which engender co-operation across organisations and services and reflect the way in which patients experience care.
