That includes Halprin, a pioneer in the use of dance, movement and storytelling to draw out and express the issues of people's own lives and of the world.
"I've been able to observe how important it is to have access, to be a voice and to express the issues of your community.
I'm not turning to these genres because I think they're so capable of expressing the issues at hand.
Senior level clinicians expressed the issue of developing interpersonal communication skills in the following ways.
Note: The profession- PAR- rate is a ratio expressing the number of PARs issued by different professional categories in one year divided by the number of unique individuals that visit each category group each year.
What makes it absorbingly interesting to the theologian is that it is one way of expressing the central issue of all talk about Jesus Christ.
Mr. Powell traveled to Lake Naivasha, in Kenya, last October to nudge the north-south talks along, expressing confidence that the issues of power-sharing and religious rights could be resolved quickly.
The opinions expressed on the issue of opt out were also expressed in particularly strong terms.
Here, that desire for a return to an earlier time — to make Britain great again — is expressed through the issue of control.
This statistical data, although relatively small in figure, further express that the issue of flight delays is a serious threat to the stakeholders of the commercial aviation industry consisting of the airline industry, airport management, and air traffic service providers, as its effects accumulate from one flight leg to another.
Among others, Richard Lowry, the editor of the National Review, a conservative journal, appeared on CNN the other night to express disappointment that the issues of the day are being shoved out of the television picture.
