By the late 1960s, America's increasing involvement and frustration in Vietnam, the rise of more militant civil rights leaders and riots in many cities, and the end of broad-based economic growth that had indeed "lifted all boats" in the early '60s, made it harder and harder to win more converts to the civil rights and antipoverty causes.
60 96 99 The resistance towards FM and its development with the increasing involvement and contribution of FM in undergraduate education needs to be further explored in future studies.
Focusing on the Spanish municipality of Esporles, in the Balearic island of Mallorca, the authors investigate how participatory forums can increase involvement and engagement among residents in the implementation of waste management policies.
What increases involvement and what decreases it?
Other research networks, such as the Alzheimer's Association of Indianapolis, have sponsors and additional financial partners, which allows for flexibility, increased involvement, and a larger societal impact.
[ 41] argued that using a list of a greater number of frequent behaviours preceding a lesser number of infrequent behaviours can increase involvement and perceived vulnerability.
Directives from the highest levels of government (i.e., Office of the Prime Minister) effectively increased involvement and concrete actions on the parts of several Ministries (e.g., Planning, Health, and Gender).
Her increasing involvement with Skip and Faith, and with Nadine's grown daughter, Jennifer, who also enters the conspiracy, doesn't keep Lydia from her old habit of revisiting the past with yearning and regret.
Consumption of vaccine increased from a few hundred thousand doses in early 1990s to over 30 million doses in November 2008 with increasing involvement of donor and public health agencies [ 20].
But the agency also identified some risks if current economic weakness persists, including banks' growing exposure to business, real estate and construction loans and increasing involvement in lending to less creditworthy consumers.
Yet behind that upbeat front, Yes Scotland was suffering its own turmoil at its headquarters on Hope Street in Glasgow, leading to increasing involvement from SNP executives and Sturgeon, then deputy first minister and referendum minister.
