A fascinating aspect of the book, once its main and obvious theme has been absorbed, is the instances of collaboration as armies advanced and retreated and peasants tried to stay alive.
The findings suggest that the CTI is best viewed as a nascent, collaborative policy subsystem wherein there is strong support for the CTI objectives among stakeholders, convergence in policy beliefs and preferences, and instances of collaboration.
This means that the explicit content was coded for direct or indirect instances of collaboration.
Defining these issues is important before the development of quality improvement programs, considering some disappointing instances of collaboration between GPs and psychiatrists, where GPs have made limited use of opportunities for collaborative care with psychiatrists in spite of GP-reported perceived needs [ 20].
Could this have been the only instance of active collaboration between the current Pope-elect and the dictatorship?
His killing sent shock waves throughout the world and was one of the first known instances of major collaboration between Al Qaeda and established militant groups in Pakistan.
It says that footage shot by Mr. Berlinger could help its cause by showing instances of improper collaboration between the Ecuadorean plaintiffs and court-appointed experts.
Setup tips include instructions for video-recording instances of student collaboration, capturing verbal interactions, noting the problem or scenario being worked on, suggesting the length of each observation, and avoiding disruptions as students are working.
A striking instance of public shaming included police collaborations with national media, whereby police crackdowns and arrests of sex workers would be televised (box 3, extract 2).
"The British government has repeatedly insisted that appropriate warrants were in place in all instances of international intelligence collaboration.
