In 1981, when Ferdian Marcos won a rigged election in the Philippines, Vice-President Bush, lifting his glass, said, "We love your adherence to democratic principle and to the democratic process".
On the one hand, Blake Bailey's biography "Cheever: A Life" (Knopf; $35) is a triumph of thorough research and unblinkered appraisal — a seven-hundred-and-seventy-page labor of, if not love, faithful adherence.
Righteousness for me is not about adherence to doctrine, but the practical everyday application of loving your neighbour, sharing with those less fortunate than yourself and living by a code that is bound by its belief in the abolition of poverty and the creation of a just and equal country.
Participants who had close positive relationships with family wished to stay well and alive for the sake of loved ones, which promoted ART adherence.
Thus the participants' enthusiasm to put their experiences with addictions, HIV, and criminality to public use through engagement in risk prevention programs may indicate that social capital goes hand in hand with ART adherence, mutually bolstering one another: I just love doing things to be a part of stuff.
I miss feeling a sense of security that I and my loved ones would be protected because of our strict adherence to a set of rules that I think we mostly made up.
I demanded of myself adherence to three basic principles; to listen without prejudice, to love without limits and to reverse the hate.
I love gospel music for that reason, but I've never liked the idea of adherence to a "book" or the idea that there is "truth".
Exercise adherence is all about feeling the love, so what's not to love about SoulCycle?
Important factors negatively affecting adherence in sub-Saharan Africa included non-disclosure of HIV status to a loved one for fear of stigma, alcohol abuse, and difficulty following complex drug regimens.
