Ontario publicly funds Roman Catholic schools under "separate" school boards; this historical arrangement in Ontario and several other Canadian provinces goes back to the 1800s.
He cites the work of the JALC library and its ongoing project to chart historical jazz arrangements, the organisation's shaping of the national educational curriculum, and its sponsorship of school band competitions as areas he is keen to draw on during the London residencies.
The aids provide information about the creation, historical context, arrangement, and content of archival and manuscript collections as well as the information necessary for users to identify and request the portions relevant to their research.
Phillip Hall, who unearthed the document while researching his book "Royal Fortune," goes a step further, calling the arrangement "historical fiction".
Historical explanation is arrangement of the discovered facts in patterns which satisfy us because they accord with life the variety of human experience and activity as we know it and can imagine it (1978b, 131 2).
Traditional hermeneutics is the art of interpreting texts by putting them in context, i.e., if one wants to understand a 18th century British novel, it helps to understand the ideas, institutional arrangements, and historical events contemporary to the novel (Palmer 1969).
Organizational strategy, the external environment, organizational arrangements and historical forces all affect the context and milieu within which a work group operates.
Finally, by providing an historical insight on institutional arrangements of KTPs, this study contributes empirical evidence to the call for new conceptual frameworks and methods to orient evaluation of efforts to support EIHSP in LMICs [ 20].
Health systems and their policies are complex social phenomena that are not only shaped by human action, rather than naturally occurring [ 57], but are also constrained by historical, social, and institutional arrangements.
A historical example of this arrangement was the Mulberry Harbour, built by the Allies and floated into position for the invasion of Normandy in 1944.
