The Code for Nurses of the American Nurses Associationn explicitly addresses the protection of confidential information.
Clarke explicitly addresses these matters in the film, which is a drama constructed as a work of cinéma vérité.
In his "I Have a Dream" sculpture, for example, Mr. Byer-Tyre explicitly addresses black youths who risk their futures by seeking easy money instead of working hard and planning ahead.
"I Love the Nearness of You" explicitly addresses the relationship between goopy sentiment and clear thinking; Smokey asks a series of syrupy romantic questions and then casts them aside to reassert the title's message.
The resulting work explicitly addresses collaboration: "Team Building (Align)" consists of two 30-foot wide metal rings suspended in the park so that their shadows converge on the summer solstice.
Standard & Poor's rating analysis "explicitly addresses how water sufficiency and quality issues are likely to affect business and financial risk," said Ana Sandoval, a spokeswoman for that rating agency.
The one song that explicitly addresses the infamous "Order 1081" that proclaimed martial law even seems to celebrate it: "Now it's safe to walk the streets at night — a new world has begun.
Harclay explicitly addresses this sort of non-reductivist line in "Utrum Dei," n. 10f.
Called for a regulatory and policy framework that explicitly addresses nanomaterials.
The long-term spectral divergence (LTSD) measure (12) explicitly addresses the temporal context for VAD.
The leadership development program explicitly addresses how to develop communities of learners.
