Policymaker 3 The lack of upward progress was also reported by a policymaker who felt that the present forms of advancement moved COs away from clinical medicine to other areas, an issue that was not desirable.
How could the trickle-down rewards — in the form of academic advancement, the elimination of business competition, the forced sale of businesses, not to mention the vacated apartments, the auctions of the possessions the Viennese Jews were forced to leave behind — not animate the society?
It depicts the integration of a white middle-class neighbourhood, a form of racial advancement that even many Americans who sympathised with the civil rights movement found unnerving.
In pulses, the seed size increase must be considered a form of cultivar advancement, occurring much later after the initial development of agriculture (Fuller and Harvey, 2006: 2006.
Past research at Akwesasne, as in many Native communities, has often proceeded in a manner that benefited those performing the research, in the form of academic advancement and grant support, rather than benefiting the community itself (Arquette et al. 2002; Ransom and Ettenger 2001; Schell and Tarbell 1998).
Similar to traditional forms of policing, advancements in information technology must not be viewed and assessed simply on its instrumental effects; rather, its influence on the interpersonal dynamics of organisations and policy as well (see Manning 2008).
Big Oil teamed up with Big Tobacco and PR companies APCO and Burson-Marsteller to form the "Advancement of Sound Science Coalition".
"Waiving the certification requirement would forfeit a key form of pressure for the advancement of human rights".
Then he practiced the most morally repugnant form of it - the advancement of second raters to serve his own advantage.
Stewart countered, arguing that science contained certain risks in and of itself, in the form of extreme or incautious advancement.
