For women, a weak relationship was also observed between father absence and delayed first births in Gambian agriculturalists (Allal et al. 2004), again perhaps because of the importance of fathers for arranging marriages in this population.
When Henry Carr first addresses the audience, he's an old man in a dressing gown, recalling dazzled days; in the main matter of the play, he is a young man, who played Algernon ("not Ernest, the other one," as he says in "Travesties") in a production of "The Importance of Being Earnest" arranged by Joyce, in Zurich, for the English Players, a theatrical company.
This is so because of arranged marriages.
Given the importance of optimal communication, we arrange simulated calls.
Considering the burden on children to learn Serbian language, their use of Albanian language in family surroundings, activities need to reconsider the importance of Roma language, and arrange activities that best reflect the practical need of each of above mentioned languages in school and other surroundings.
Much the same number of GPs considered non-commercial courses to be of great importance as courses arranged by pharmaceutical companies.
On Friday, a Pentagon spokesman said that the military's leadership recognized the importance of the issue and was arranging for Admiral Allen to give a presentation to the Joint Chiefs on Arctic security this year.
Even as early as 1812, Franz Passow had published an essay in which he set forth the canons of a new lexicography, stressing the importance of the use of quotations arranged chronologically in order to exhibit the history of each word.
The importance of evaluated parameters could be arranged in the following order: temperature > pressure > dynamic extraction time.
And I really kind of developed a sense of the importance of trying to find the essence of the story and trying to arrange the facts in some chronology to make sense out of it.
The forum, which Mr. Warren arranged through calls to the candidates, whom he knows, reflected the importance of religion in American life and politics.
