Fabrication of graphitized carbon materials (e.g. carbon nanotubes and graphene) normally entails the assistance of transition metal catalyst.
In Syria, Iran's patronage of President Bashar al-Assad must cease, which entails providing assistance to the moderate opposition's efforts to overthrow Assad's tyrannical rule and to establish democracy in that country.
The general literature suggests that building community capacity to offer health programs should entail technical assistance, formal skills training, and assistance forming inter-institutional partnerships [ 65- 70].
Part of the basis of the success of the European project is a sense of social solidarity, which entails coming to the assistance of those who are less fortunate.
George said the agency's assistance usually entails a small team — say, six people — inspecting a company's system to help the firm understand how an intrusion happened, what if anything was stolen, and whether similar events have happened at other firms.
You recommend talking to the lawyer representing the estate or trust, understanding what the new appointment entails and asking for assistance from professionals? Whitman: Right, you need to understand the job you're being asked to undertake.
It almost always entails an expert's assistance in the attorney's use of peremptory challenges — the right to reject a certain number of potential jurors without stating a reason — during jury selection.
Kaiser Network and the Boston Globe reported earlier this week that Farmer had not decided whether he would take the positions, but sources close to Farmer contacted for this article suggested that this weekend he in fact expressed eagerness to take the post if it entails reorganizing U.S. foreign assistance, and if he has widespread grassroots support from the global health community.
Hence, the level of assistance entailed by the libertarian right to welfare is likely in general to fall well short of what is needed to ensure people the capabilities for a "minimally decent life" in their society.
Informal caregiving entails an individual, usually family member or relative, providing unpaid assistance with a variety of everyday activities to a care receiver.
