We'll leave out the many submissions involving, for example, Sylvia Plath and certain kitchen products.
It led to more demanding definitions of equality involving, for example, equality of outcome rather than of opportunity.
And the later scenes involving sex, lies and videotape will be especially involving for those on the lookout for recurrent authorial motifs.
There are workarounds, involving, for instance, dipping food in sugary sauces (because what matters, ultimately, is caloric intake); puréeing or frying everything; distracting the child with screens.
Strangely, unexpectedly, the film flares into life, and Barker and Robin have a real relationship, all the more poignant and involving for being so understated.
The roleplay can also be silly and sweet – involving, for example, a make-believe birthday party or the imitation of cats and dogs.
This would allow higher penalties to be imposed for offences involving, for example, drugs or prostitution, if they were part of a trafficking operation.
These are local deals involving, for example, the negotiation of contracts, the filing of grievances and the defence of employees in disputes with their managers.
We were asked to adjudicate between various scenarios involving, for example, short and painful lives, or longer active lives ending in later years of protracted illness and incapacity.
The ruling could affect many more women enrolled in employee health plans because nearly 100 cases, involving for-profit and nonprofit companies and similar to the one brought by Hobby Lobby, are pending in federal courts across the country.
But those leaders are also conscious that the notion of profiting from the noble aspirations of educating children can seem a little unsavory, especially in light of recent scandals involving for-profit colleges and commercial companies managing public charter schools.
