In 2002 the Home Office began a consultation exercise on the introduction of "entitlement cards" and in November 2003, it published a report laying out the government's plans for a "national, compulsory ID card".
It will be challenging to transfer the results of these studies on human beings and generate applicable exercise programs, as mentioned in the introduction section [ 15- 17].
In effect, he blames one man for events in which, though he played a major role, he could scarcely have exercised control.Mr Cornwell says in the introduction that he could not help it.
As alluded to in the introduction, the neuromuscular exercises aim to improve the position of the trunk and lower limb joints relative to one another, as well as quality of movement performance, while dynamically and functionally strengthening the lower limb muscles.
The United States sought to include more banks, including the Central Bank, but settled for one reference in the introduction saying United Nations member states should "exercise vigilance" in dealing with the Central Bank.
In the introduction, we commented two main applications of HAR: physical exercise monitoring and home care monitoring.
With recurrent exercise headaches these examinations should be made when warning signs occur as described in the introduction.
Because, as with documentary film, we still exercise great power in our ways of framing stories: in the voices chosen, in the introduction given, and most importantly in the editing of the transcript.
Although reflective judgment is exercised in both aesthetic and teleological judgment, Kant assigns a special role to its exercise in the aesthetic case, and specifically in judgments of beauty (Introduction VIII, 193; FI XI, 243 244).
As Mr. Garfield put it in the introduction, "This is an utterly indecent, outrageous, unforgivably self-indulgent exercise in biting the hand that feeds us".
