The instructions they say they've received include involvement.
These include involvement in forensics, crime scenes, the drug testing of people in custody, emergency planning, property detention, deployment management and the provision of scientific support.
The charges carry a maximum penalty of death and include involvement in the hijacking of an airliner to Afghanistan and Syria in 1981.
Principles of modern management include involvement of people in their own care, early intervention, and the need to consider a multidisciplinary approach.
It would be the attending doctor who would be asked to prescribe and aid the patient until they died, but not administer the medication for them.Previously, the bill did not include involvement of a judge in the proposal.
(S//NF) While the Taliban operatives named in this report are indeed active in and around Kandahar city to include involvement in kidnapping plots, DS/TIA/ITA questions the source's access to operational plans by the Taliban.
Planning these programs should include involvement of the community, broadly defined to include individuals and organizations that represent those who can help design and implement it and those who could be affected by it.
This implies that the full ethical responsibility of Jews cannot be carried out solely within the realm of individual relationships but must include involvement in the life of a fully articulated community.
Secretary General Kofi Annan's spokesman, Fred Eckhard, said that contrary to information he had furnished on Tuesday, former President Bill Clinton's responsibilities in his post as Mr. Annan's special envoy for the tsunami-affected countries would not include involvement in the peace processes of Indonesia and Sri Lanka.
In 1968 the Jesuit superior general, Father Pedro Arrupe, refocused the order with "a preferential option for the poor," and the Jesuit ranks experienced a rise in the popularity of liberation theology, which holds that ministry should include involvement in the political struggle of the poor.
Because of their insistence that ministry should include involvement in the political struggle of the poor against wealthy elites, liberation theologians were often criticized both formally, from within the Roman Catholic Church, and informally as naive purveyors of Marxism and advocates of leftist social activism.
