State aimed at inserting discussions about ethics and responsibility into the early stages of biotech research, the side effects of scientific meddling weigh heavily.
Ms. Russell's first trip abroad as ambassador — to Bali for a forum on women held at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit meeting, a gathering of business and political leaders from the region — reflects another effort of her office: inserting discussions about women into diplomatic talks.
In the meantime, the public health community must continue to both defend and act upon the insights from the World Health Organization Commission on the Social Determinants of Health, which has so eloquently inserted discussion of social inequalities into public health discourse (3 ).
Although studies of cancer have gradually incorporated evolutionary perspectives (see Aktipis et al. 2011), evolutionary explanations are often inserted into discussions of cancer rather than being used as a conceptual framework.
This is an easy miniature talking point to insert into any discussion of the numbers, using just two little words to point out a basic fact: These numbers are only going to grow over time.
The demand for a new term of agreement was not part of their final offer of June 30, 2008; it was not part of the federally mediated talks of November 2008, and should not have been inserted into the discussions when we returned to negotiations on February 17 , 2009
Before continuing, I feel compelled to insert a brief discussion of the experimental methods that have been used to extract mobilties.
If there are still no volunteers after the instructor practices wait time, it may be time to insert a pair discussion, using language such as "We cannot go on until we hear ideas from more members of our scientific community.
When one person is constantly interrupting discussions and inserting unhelpful comments, it is impossible to craft a clear, coherent strategy.
Some of the backbenchers being encouraged by Abbott to mount a public campaign for wider measures that were blocked by cabinet – and instead inserted into the "discussion paper" – reckon it could cover doctors or nurses, but some say only fighters.
