The criminal-justice system operates retrospectively — trials examine events from the past.
This gripping psychological drama is Susanne Bier's second film to examine events worthy of Greek tragedy through a contemporary therapeutic lens; wartime trauma and sibling rivalry collide.
The inquiry, under Robert Francis QC, is the seventh to examine events at Stafford hospital over those years, four of them instigated by the government.
Ms. Athill's gift is the ability to examine events and motivations in the round, to get to the heart of them without sparing her own feelings.
The probe into the Co-op announced by Chancellor George Osborne last week will cover "the appointment of senior staff" and examine events from at least 2008.
Even the shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, has said her instinct is that an independent inquiry is needed, despite the fact that it would examine events that took place under the last Labour government.
Although the Kirkup inquiry was first announced in February to examine events at Furness General Hospital surrounding a number of infant and maternal deaths between 2004 and 2008, the terms of its reference have yet to be announced.
The current study was designed to examine event-related brain potentials and autonomic responses to pictures indicating threat, relative to non-threat, and acoustic startle reflexes in traumatized youth diagnosed with PTSD, relative to non-exposed children, before and after receiving psychotherapy.
We adopted a picture-sentence verification design to examine event-related potential (ERP) effects of reading infelicitous quantifiers for which the semantic meaning was correct with respect to the context but the pragmatic meaning was not, compared to quantifiers for which the semantic meaning was inconsistent with the context and no additional pragmatic meaning is available.
Many cognitive paradigms require self-paced responses or examine events that occur at unpredictable times.
The study proposes that this will enable the police to examine events chronologically from the time of reported through the actions resulting from police attending an incident.
