Still others helped to formulate issues in nonthreatening ways.
"The work on Rotoroa has taken one fourth of the time it would normally take to do such a project … there is no bureaucracy – ideas are formulated, issues are raised – solutions found and decisions made quickly to get work done," Ritchie says.
Ordinary citizens might well pay dues or fill out surveys for these organizations, but they do not join together to formulate issues or hammer out policy positions themselves.
Although neither author meant to establish a checklist, but only to formulate issues that aid in this task, application has been more or less schematically following these criteria.
This would suggest that students learning medicine in English, their second language, could experience dissonance between the content of their courses and the context of their everyday lives, especially in socially formulated issues such as medical ethics.
In some ways, formulating the issues in terms of mental content and thoughts makes the philosophical stakes clearer: according to semantic externalism, without an external world, there would be no mental content to thoughts.
Under federal law an arraignment is a sine qua non to the trial itselfthe preliminary stage where the accused is informed of the indictment and pleads to it, thereby formulating the issue to be tried.
The task force formulated specific issues regarding fat grafting and then compiled them to focus on five broad-based questions: 1.
To make the general idea presented above applicable in practice, it has been decided to formulate detailed issues which cover partial tasks leading to the complete solution.
After all, children can be removed from an abusive home for their own protection, even if they can't formulate those issues themselves in court.
