How has your family name and legacy affected who you are?
Contradictory value positions between the environmentalists and the Finnish state forestry enterprise can only partly explain the lack of legitimacy, because past decision-making processes form specific legacies affecting even the legitimacy of current decisions and compromises.
In June of last year, Remington Nevin, a former Army preventive medicine officer and epidemiologist, testified in front of a Senate subcommittee that he was afraid that Lariam "may become the 'Agent Orange' of our generation, a toxic legacy that affects our troops and our veterans".
However, as I stated previously, throttling subs on legacy products affects those nearing the end of their AT&T contracts.
When you're busy creating a legacy, it affects how you spend your time, how you treat people and how you treat yourself.
At our top universities, so-called legacy preferences affect larger numbers of students than traditional affirmative action programs for minority students, yet they have received a small fraction of the attention.
Yet her supporters say that through attention to details and an effort to make schools better school by school, she left a legacy that affected the lives of children more swiftly and directly than the sweeping policy changes wrought by her more flamboyant boss.
This suggests that phylogenetic legacy will affect choices of the herbivore as well as resistance or susceptibility of host plants.
Her documentary The 13th, about how the legacy of slavery affects contemporary US society, was recently selected to open the New York film festival this autumn.
While environmental change and historical legacies directly affect native biodiversity, all six indirectly affect biodiversity by influencing the decisions that land managers make about the way they use land and water resources.
