As the results of these changes, we need to blend various learning environments to design the future of distance learning in which learners can decide what to learn, where and how to learn in respect of their request and individual differences.
Rules that specified what lights must be shown, what signals must be given, and how ships must navigate in respect of each other were formulated for British mariners in 1862.
Only last month, Newcastle were in negotiations over exactly how much they owed in respect of commercial arrangements involving some of their biggest box-office attractions: the England outside-half Jonny Wilkinson, the New Zealand prop Carl Hayman, the Australian full-back Matthew Burke and his fellow Wallaby, the back-row forward Owen Finegan.
There is a difference between considering how in some matter the child most directly concerned is affected and considering how any policy or action in respect of that one child may also have consequences for other children.
I speak with humility on this issue because I went through the post 9/11 world and know how tough the decisions are in respect of it.
If you can't demonstrate that you are aware of appropriate representation of yourself, the employer will have fears about how you might conduct yourself in respect of its product, brand or service.
After the funeral I submitted a formal complaint to InsureforAll in respect of how our case had been handled, together with a claim for our expenses as covered by the policy.
I hope and pray that those people most intimately involved with the sport in these parts understand that there is serious food for thought here and recognise that it may be time to broaden horizons in respect of how we approach the game in the international arena.
"There is still much uncertainty around how Article 22 will work in respect of children," she adds.
The challenges differ in respect of how speech perception is held to differ from non-linguistic audition.
We speak of creatures as causes, but William says this is "ad sensum" (Switalski 1976, 79; Teske and Wade 1989, 117), that is, in respect of how things appear in sense experience.
