Liberia's experience in strengthening health systems and health financing overall, and addressing HIV/AIDS and mental health in particular, provides a relevant case study for international stakeholders and policymakers in other poor, post-conflict countries seeking to understand and prioritize the global response to chronic diseases.
This will be considered later, in conjunction with a relevant case history.
So evidently killing in self-defence does not constitute a relevant case in which there is legalization but not institutionalization.
In addition, Afghan migrants met changing political structures in their host countries, making it a relevant case that shows the changes in the political discourse over the last three decades from protection to return (Jazayery, 2002; Monsutti, 2008; Stigter, 2006).
Better, in that he justified his unwillingness to get involved by citing a relevant case in Arizona, that of the Martin Luther King holiday, where outside pressure made locals more resistant to the idea.
The first book to analyse the role of the judiciary and the various weaknesses in the legal system of Bangladesh, it is a relevant case study in the context of developing countries.
As one of the world's largest maritime nations, and with its ocean governance framework finalised in 2015, Portugal emerges as a relevant case study for the development of a mechanism to evaluate performance of its MSP system.
India is a relevant case in point.
In general I believe this a relevant case that illustrates the need to carefully delineate new sensory symptoms in patients with congenital inability to experience pain and emphasises the distinct nature of neuropathic versus nociceptive pain states.
We theoretically compare the strength of the relaxations and derive specific results for a relevant case arising in benchmark instances from the literature.
