The 2004 WHO-Stop TB Partnership's interim policy for collaborative TB/HIV activities stressed the importance of addressing the TB and HIV epidemics across disciplines and agency lines, and of engaging community members [ 1].
This civil suit could ultimately lead to criminal charges because, the complaint claims, "Clash transported him across state lines for the purpose of engaging in sexual activity".
As Salutati put it, "One must stand in the line of battle, engage in close combat, struggle for justice, for truth, for honour".
That's the quality that makes it a Kartemquin film, the latest in a long line of politically engaged documentaries ("Hoop Dreams" is the most famous) produced by the Chicago-based Kartemquin company, founded in 1966 by a group of University of Chicago students.
Its nine movements are each little more than a minute long, but they cover ample ground, with singing lines for both instruments, plenty of engaging counterpoint and a touch of Stravinskian acidity in its central "March of the Lions Defense Brigadee".
Diplomats in Brussels said yesterday there were no plans to review relations, in line with the union's policy of engaging with countries rather than seeking to isolate them.
In response, Victoria and Batavier pulled out of the line to engage Harrier, which continued its fire against Pallas, while William, bringing up the rear of the Dutch line, pulled out completely and sailed for the coast.
During their interviews conducted in English, of course they gave standard expositions of the line, barely engaging with Arab accusations.
The second goal, more in line with the vision of engaged scholarship articulated by Marx, is to align the research agenda with such things as community-campus partnerships and a commitment to social justice.
By embracing the knowledge of front line providers, engaging them directly in improvement efforts, and aligning the concerns of providers and leaders [ 17, 18], EWRs may improve safety climate and the broader construct of safety culture.
