Before she knew it, Galloway had appointed her "Women's Involvement Strategy Head", tasking her with coming up with a plan for including the women of Bradford West in the election campaign.
Most outsiders drawn to the theme have stuck to nonfiction; for example, Graham Greene's "Getting to Know the General: The Story of an Involvement" (Bodley Head, 1984) is a late-in-life memoir of his boozy chumship with the Panamanian general Omar Torrijos.
Post-operative radiotherapy and post-operative chemoradiotherapy radiation treatment volumes are not standardized and should be designed based on the risk of recurrence and clinically occult involvement of head and neck subsites and nodal regions.
We included 123 children with unilateral involvement, femoral head necrosis of more than 50%, and age at diagnosis of 6 years or older.
It was a major national institution instigated, originally in 1711 and then again in its bubble role in 1720, by the government, with approval by parliament and the involvement of heads of government - at first the Tory Robert Harley and later the Whig Robert Walpole.
On the matter of preferred evaluators, educators viewed self-evaluation as their first choice ("great involvement"), with heads of groups ("moderate involvement") and peers ("some involvement") being their second and third choices.
Optic nerve head involvement in sarcoidosis is rare [4], and even rarer is the genitourinary involvement in sarcoidosis, accounting for less 0.2% of the cases [5].
It complained at the "apparent lack of consultation and involvement" of the head of the Army, General Sir Peter Wall, who was simply told by the senior civil servant at the MoD what the future strength of the Army would be.
An article on Wednesday about "Breaking Pointe," a new reality series on CW that is produced by BBC Worldwide Productions, misstated the timing of the involvement of Jane Tranter, head of BBC Worldwide Productions, in the ABC show "Dancing With the Stars".
