The Anglican church, in every province, has in fact incorporated gay clergy and lay members since time immemorial.
Today, Mr. Obama has reason to assert that his agenda has in fact incorporated Republican approaches, even as he has failed to attract Republican political support.
Most temples in Taiwan are now in fact incorporated and play a central role in community life, including influencing local and national politics.
Bayesian inference has received the most attention because of the flexibility with which different parameters and prior assumptions can be incorporated, and the fact that priors are updated as part of the analysis [ 15, 16].
Just as student interest in human rights (or perceptions thereof) influence the incorporation of these themes in health professions curricula, the commitment of the faculty member and the significance they place on human rights education also undoubtedly influences whether or not this curricula is in fact incorporated and valued.
Chris Quandt, who portrayed Jason at the United States premiere, said that he and his fellow cast members greatly appreciated the fact that Kooman incorporated into the play the facts that taking down one brothel often leaves space for another brothel to be established soon afterwards, and that child sex tourism exists because there is a demand for it.
A former educator (she taught third and fourth grade at Chicago's Lab School before her first novel, "Chasing Vermeer," was published), Balliett incorporated an abundance of facts and provocative questions about Vermeer, Wright, Calder and Darwin into her previous books.
It sounds weird; but we should remember every revolution in science had started from such odd facts, that incorporated then into the new theory… And, as for the problem of weak reproducibility of results, the main strategy here should be the searching for the highly reproducible factors that cause variability of phenomenon.
In fact, Wolf incorporated two of the songs from the "Spanisches Liederbuch" into it.
Society journalist Dunne incorporated almost every available fact, rumour and speculation about the Kennedys into a wickedly gripping portrait of the Bradleys, a fictional Irish-American political dynasty.
