1962 Dutch-Indonesian Deal Struck WASHINGTON — After nearly a year of war threats, Dutch and Indonesian negotiators this morning [July 31] reached a preliminary agreement on "essential points" of a compromise formula that would peacebly settle the eventual transfer of Dutch New Guinea to Djakarta's rule.
Both training concepts communicate the essential points of an evidence-based guideline on diagnosis and treatment of dementia focusing on GPs.
Ultrasonography has recently emerged as an essential point-of-care device in the trauma bay [1, 2].
But it is important to consider the essential point of museum collections: once an object falls under the aegis of a museum, it is held in the public trust, to be accessible to present and future generations.
One person who will have an essential point of view on the subject is Frederic Court, a venture capitalist who over the years has backed some of the most successful exits of any European VC, and now runs his own firm, Felix Capital.
It was not only used as a source, it was an essential point of reference for the making of [the Da Vinci Code]." Mr Brown, whose earnings are estimated at more than £200m, acknowledges the theories of The Holy Blood in his novel and called his villain Sir Leigh Teabing.
The foreign secretary, Ernest Bevin, noted in a statement to the House of Commons in February 1947 that "For the Jews [of Palestine], the essential point of principle is the creation of a sovereign Jewish State.
Her fears about going into town may be justified, and yet there was something fantastical about her insistent description of the K.L.A. as an illegal organization — as though this were an essential point of local history that I might miss.
This makes an essential point of discussion when considering the environmental impact of health care in the Third World, where more than 80% of the population has faith in natural products, the first option of medication.
