He has a lively interest in certain issues, most prominently education.
In the over-the-counter market, dealers frequently buy and sell for their own accounts and usually specialize in certain issues.
Our competitors, too, acted brashly; both Red Herring and Business 2.0 had so many pages of advertising that in order to publish a respectable amount of editorial content in certain issues they simply reproduced articles they had already published.
"One of the mistakes we made … was maybe to say that we would succeed in certain issues where it wasn't possible, and that has haunted us," she says, of the coal debacle.
As governor, the e-mails show that Ms. Palin was intensely involved in certain issues, like an energy rebate for all Alaskans, labor talks, and a ballot initiative regarding mining in the fragile ecosystem of Bristol Bay, home to one of the world's largest salmon runs.
In certain issues like America Online, most of the trades are nonblock.
Two presidents took special interest in certain issues that they sent to their bioethics panels, President Clinton on human radiation experiments and cloning and President George W. Bush on stem cells.
The sales pitches through the years for war bonds, Sea-Monkeys, switchblade combs, X-Ray specs, K-Tel collections, Joe Namath footballs and Twinkies are wonderfully entertaining time capsules and maybe Marvel should consider including them (if legally possible) in certain issues.
As donor groups specialize in different contexts, NGOs and governments working on development and health aid may target donors groups that have specialized in certain issues.
These implementation styles give rise to some policy recommendations: Since donor groups specialize in different contexts, NGOs and governments working on development and health aid may target donors groups that have specialized in certain issues.
