Therefore, treating a whole host of a country's water resources issues in one set of pages will be a significant contribution to scholars, students, and other interested public.
It was felt that MAPP could be read as either "psychiatric" or "relational" with perceived differences reflecting clinical judgement rather than actual separable issues: So one set of people assessing a child would give them a psychiatric diagnosis and another one would say that it is adoption issues; it is not psychiatric.
After a decade in which many workers complained of suffering back sprains, wrist pain and other injuries from repetitive workplace tasks, the Clinton Administration issued one of the most far-reaching set of labor regulations ever last week, saying the rules would prevent 460,000 injuries a year.
In the world of the media, it's stylish to be shocked, shocked that the president who campaigned on one set of issues and came into office still championing them is now supporting quite a different set ― from China to taxes, NATO to the Export-Import Bank.
In 1979, the National Diabetes Data Group (NDDG) resolved this issue by establishing one set of criteria (10).
There is one set of issues on which the American people have given the President very clear direction.
The Pakistan Cricket Board issued each player with just one set of clothing: that sweater was the only one Wasim had and he knew that once he got back to Pakistan he would have family and friends desperate for any kind of memento of the occasion.
Microsoft has already issued one for Windows; ARM has a set of mitigations for its affected chips; Amazon is updating its many servers.
Mr. Boies, in an interview yesterday, said one set of issues was worthy of concern -- the concerns about the ties to Amici -- but dismissed the rest as overzealous advocacy.
One set of issues relates to the near term — that is, immediate or imminent challenges involving fairly clear players and parameters, such as privacy, accountability, algorithmic bias2 and the safety of systems that are close to deployment3,4.
