To run the country to the very brink, with all it entails for our people, and then to blame parliament for it, is shabby, shameful and a form of national sabotage.
I have written before that our understanding of Rett Syndrome and all that it entails for our family came necessarily as a slow drip-feed, a gradual absorption of our ever-changing reality.
After considering what reforms and institutions entail, the reasons for our answer should be evident.
"Access to digital networks entails a responsibility for our neighbour whom we do not see but who is nonetheless real and has a dignity which must be respected," Francis said in the message.
My final project entails designing a guide for our gardeners to make our gardens more accessible for people of all abilities in the community.
Being "a boss," our gurus informed us, entailed taking full responsibility for our lives and actions, and not allowing ourselves to be victims.
He argued that Sullivan had misread Plato, and proposed, not very reassuringly, that in our current political climate an overdue recognition of "the people's sovereignty" might entail, for a time, "more control and less freedom in certain areas".
Then life, with all that growing up and growing old entail, for better and worse, continues.
Power needs devolving back to local government with all the problems this will entail for equity.
Tell us, what does the average working year entail for a skeleton person?
