The main controversy here is whether, and if so to what extent, the state should establish far-reaching equality of social conditions for all through political measures such as redistribution of income and property, tax reform, a more equal educational system, social insurance, and positive discrimination.
Clinicians involved in adult RB care in the Netherlands observe an extensive and far-reaching burden of that condition, even though the disease originates from early childhood.
Finally, increased recognition of a genetic basis for many patients with CP may have far-reaching implications for a condition long presumed to be exclusively caused by prenatal or perinatal injury.
His administration helped expand cattle ranching, reduce the nation's dependence on imports and foreign capital, improve workers' conditions through far-reaching social reforms, and expand education.
These conditions have far-reaching implications.
Racial frames are specific forms of knowledge production around black bodies that evolved from uneven historical conditions of far-reaching black exploitation and, in a number of significant ways, built up and sustained the wealth of the nation for centuries through the horrors of European colonialism and African slavery.
This came with very tough conditions and enforced far-reaching structural reforms.The difference is that in the case of Greece it is not only the matter of outstanding foreign debt, but forthcoming domestic insolvency, too.
Yet a few days ago when I looked carefully at the wording of the Tisc clause, and after consulting a team of legal experts, I discovered there has been a startling omission, which could have far-reaching consequences for people trapped in conditions of forced and bonded labour and other forms of modern slavery around the world.
In Algeria, it was a limited flare-up of built-up frustration about tough living conditions with no far-reaching political implications.
Regardless of the direction or initiation of obesity and neurodegeneration (cause or consequence), both conditions result in altered levels of neurotransmitters such as serotonin, DA, and norepinephrine which can cause neurotoxicity (e.g., serotonin syndrome), a vicious cycle that extends beyond both conditions and has far-reaching knock-on effects.
