The issue of determining the breadth of personal responsibility underlies much of the law: where should the line be drawn between an individual's own responsibility to take care of herself, and society's responsibility to ensure that others shield her?..
But as Margaret Thatcher said: "Anyone who imagines that they are a mere formality, or confined to social niceties, is quite wrong; they are quietly businesslike, and Her Majesty brings to bear a formidable grasp of current issues and breadth of experience".
This commentary reflects on the paper reports published in the Critical Care Forum between 11 September 2001 and 5 November 2001 In the present issue of Critical Care the breadth of ongoing research is reflected in the diversity of the subjects reported on.
(So, I guess, the call center can be in Canada, the U.S. or Mexico, right?) Best of all, these premium customer service dudes will actually be "empowered to address a comprehensive range of issues across the breadth of Dell's product line".
This analysis thus adds an element of breadth to the body of knowledge concerning this public health issue.
That this is an issue is indicated by clinician concerns with the usefulness of CPGs, and the lack of breadth and depth of CPGs.
However, "If the issue is really breadth of experience rather than age -- if, for example, you have more experience than your potential supervisor -- address the issue head on, turning a potential negative into a positive," Mr. O'Neill said.
Shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander said: "It is right that efforts must now intensify but the key issue is the breadth of these efforts, how these efforts are channelled and how likely they are to deliver some results.
The articles in this issue highlight the breadth of current research on resistance evolution and also its challenges.
