BENISHEIK, Nigeria — The men from Boko Haram came tearing through this rural town, setting fire to houses, looting, shooting and yelling, "God is great!" residents and officials said.
One of Chicago's great residents, Daniel Burnham, was known for saying, "make no little plans; they have no magic to stir men's blood".
Common words used in these tweets included: "great", "residents", and "meeting".
This should encourage greater resident involvement, as well as that of other backbench councillors who do not have a formal scrutiny role.
The Tropical Andes contain the greatest resident bird richness on the planet at the landscape scale (as assessed in grids of ∼12,000 km2), but the Amazon, including Yasuní, is not far behind [42].
Zinn and colleagues concluded that adopting this reimbursement model is associated with greater resident acuity, suggesting improved access for sicker residents or more aggressive "up-coding"[ 47].
The association with care area may plausibly reflect the interaction of a number of factors associated with providing care for the most dependent residents, including greater resident vulnerability, and more frequent contact with healthcare workers.
In "board and care" homes in the USA, a positive social climate characterised as cohesive, organised, comfortable and encouraging of residents' independence and involvement in decision making, was found to be associated with greater resident satisfaction with their living situation [ 32].
It was such a cheering contrast to other Jewish cemeteries I've seen in the region, where exhausted older community members struggle to keep going, or where, as in Vienna, decades of shameful neglect by the city left the resting place of many of its greatest residents full of collapsing or vandalised tombstones and weed-infested plots.
The JCUSH was a one-time stratified random sample telephone survey of non-institutionalized adult (aged 18 or greater) residents of Canada (N = 3505) and the U.S. (N = 5183) conducted between November 2002 and June 2003.
