Mr. Graham, 57, a two-term senator immersed in multiple issues on Capitol Hill, will have to continue to win over voters like Mr. Lewis if he hopes to overhaul the nation's immigration laws — and fend off a possible primary challenge himself.
Public spaces had highly influenced by political or religious viewpoint, in this study especially cities that have conflicted in multiple issues such as colonialization.
It probably won't surprise you to learn that when the researchers placed both parties in a multiple issue negotiation in a promotion focus, they reached the maximally efficient outcome 79percentt of the time (compared to only 65percentt of the time when they were prevention-focused).
Fourth, in some cases, patient complaints are treated as representing one issue, and in others multiple issues (51% of studies).
Students from three universities in Europe and the Middle East negotiated a contract in a scenario with multiple issues in the tourism industry.
The encapsulation of active compounds such as nutraceuticals, flavors, or antimicrobial agents in nanoparticle carriers addresses multiple issues in food and beverage applications.
A rapid situation assessment (RSA) conducted in 2000 by Sharan found urban poor women using drugs in Delhi with multiple issues related to their health, livelihoods, and relationships that put them at risk of severe health problems including HIV.
But Sonia Sodha, from the Social Research Unit charity, said: "Any investment in families with multiple issues is to be welcomed, but we would urge a bit more caution on this.
The living arrangement of co-residence in itself entails multiple issues (e.g. quality of family relationships); therefore, we are not in the position of imposing any definite direct relationship between the two.
Subsequently, they were asked whether they wanted any help with or treatment for them, and in case of multiple issues, with which set of problems they would prefer to start.
