A number of pharmacy nurses had previously worked in public CFHCs, and were critical of what they described as their bureaucratic, inflexible, unresponsive and intrusive aspects.
For her EMI recording (to be released exclusively on iTunes), she has written her own extensive notes, grouping the sonatas into eight unconventional headings like "Aspects of an Inflexible Personality" (Op. 2, Nos. 1, 2 and 3) and "Extremes in Collision" (Op. 10, Nos. 1, 2 and 3).
My folks could be strict, even inflexible, but mostly concerning some aspect of my behavior that impinged directly upon them.
Over all, the deflation of the late 1800's was a good thing -- the bad aspects of it resulted from inflexible financial contracts and monetary policy.
This is in line with a previous study that showed that insufflation of air and the insertion of the inflexible rectal tube were the most burdensome aspects [ 13].
Waist circumference measurements were taken 1 cm above the iliac crest [11], and hip measurements were taken from the widest aspect of the buttocks using an inflexible tape measure.
He said the initiative was intended to counter aspects of federal immigration laws that may result in inflexible and unjust decisions to deport legal immigrants.
As with all aspects of health program management, elimination is hampered by inflexible health systems, a lack of sustained political and financial commitment, ill-equipped managers, unmotivated and untrained staff, and external donor constraints.
Because companies use "pinpoint hiring" religiously, there is a certain aspect of the job market that will be inflexible and will depend upon whether you are in a "hot" discipline or something with less industry demand.
Other aspects of the media ground rules at Guantánamo, which news organizations have objected to as inflexible and arbitrarily enforced, were also relaxed.
