Early physical rehabilitation for acutely hospitalized older adults seem to be safe to execute in terms of adverse events such as falls or other injuries, but recruiting the most suitable patients and getting them to participate regularly in the program can be a challenge.
Both attacks were brilliantly executed in the short term, but neither paid sufficient attention to the long-term problem of winning a war.
Some aspects of this design are unusual, both in the way that they are executed and in terms of their early date.
All of the direct costs were presented in micro detail for the 5-week period over which the intervention was executed, both in terms of total levels and on the basis of costs per practice.
Any such document that is not executed in accordance with such terms and conditions, including any purported execution prior to the date authorized by CCC, will be void.
His only companion as he was tried, convicted, sentenced and, in professional terms, executed in the space of a few hours was Simon Crisford, Godolphin's racing manager, who helped Zarooni to fight his way through a wolfpack of photographers outside the BHA's offices, but looked all the while as though he would have preferred to let them tear Zarooni apart.
Stabile, type of stationary abstract sculpture, developed by the 20th-century American artist Alexander Calder and usually characterized by simple forms executed in sheet metal; the term, coined in reference to Calder's work by Jean Arp in 1931 (compare mobile), was later applied to similar works by other artists.
Under the terms of leases executed in 1961, the building is operated by a partnership controlled by Peter Malkin and the estate of the late Harry Helmsley.
Fourth, long-term entities combining multiple subjects can be planned and executed in many different ways.
