It should explain to parliament the reasons for deployment, its objectives, the size of the deployment and in as much as is possible, its duration.
State Assemblyman Michael N. Gianaris, Democrat of Queens, said that when Con Edison gets approval from state regulators to charge more, it should explain to customers that different parts of their bills are rising at different speeds.
Hence as Judge et al. [ 47] pointed out, it could be argued that surgeons should explain to patients with low expectations that the TJR will be quite successful, building up appropriate expectations.
Someone should explain to him how this works.
And it should explain what measures will be taken to help those transferred to Aliceville re-enter society when they are released.
It should describe briefly your academic and/or professional background (relevant coursework, professional experience or other activity pertaining to your academic interests); moreover, it should indicate your plans for graduate study at Columbia and the LSE, and finally it should explain the relation your studies have to your plans once completing the degree.
Furthermore, even though they might feel babyish wearing diapers, it should be explained to them that it's more babyish not wearing diapers to bed- by not taking measures to protect themselves, they are absolving themselves of taking responsibility for managing the problem, which is a very immature thing to do.
Those words are softened somewhat by the recommendation that if an immediate Caesarean is not available, it should be explained to the patient, and she should be "allowed to accept increased levels of risk" — or to plan a trial of labor elsewhere.
It should be explained to Saudi Arabia and its Gulf allies that the time of double games is finished and they should undertake socio-cultural reforms based on inclusiveness, and especially reform of the destructive teachings of their religious schools, to reduce sympathy for the Caliphate's propaganda.
There may be a way to deal with the medicinal taste issue: it should be explained to caregivers that the RUSF, although it looks like food, has a high nutrient concentration and therefore may not taste like a normal food to few caregivers.
The initiation of prophylactic treatment should be associated with an educational strategy in which it should be explained to the patient that prophylactic treatment will not prevent attacks but will reduce their frequency and intensity.
