But the nation's approach to the formal induction of new citizens is impressive.
People love to celebrate the induction of new, fanciful words into our lexicon.
By Jenna Krajeski September 2, 2009 People love to celebrate the induction of new, fanciful words into our lexicon.
"The budget for induction of new submarines is there and the general approvals have been given.
The problem lies in schools where so often local management does not attend to the induction of new teachers through the period after the induction year.
As a result he has, such as he can, suspended the induction of new Blood members, outlawed the practice of gang members sleeping with girls seeking to join, known as "sexing in," and condemned slashing attacks, often a prerequisite for membership in a set, Mr. Portee said.
Which is why Tharp and other college athletic officials spent much of yesterday debating the merits and shortcomings of the B.C.S. at the Waldorf-Astoria, where they had gathered for the annual induction of new members into the College Football Hall of Fame.
At Florida's South Miami Senior High School, the math society delays induction of new members until they fulfill a requirement for community service, and withholds honor cords from seniors who skip meetings, said Ileana Rodriguez, the activities director.
Informers also serve an important role in helping investigators track developments in mob families: the makeup of the hierarchy, promotions, the induction of new members and their daily activities.
The mean length of blood vessels decreased, suggesting the induction of new vessel growth.
Thus, the purpose of this study was to determine the effects of alcohol consumption on induction of new bone formation.
