And a few of the members, poor souls, even packed their meagre belongings and walked down the road to the Gate, heedless of all pleas.
The clan's past would have been lost forever, if not for two members, poor peasants far up in the hills whose houses escaped ransacking, who each hid a set of the most recent genealogy.
The violence was aimed not at soldiers or the police, but at society's most vulnerable members — poor women and children, who made up about half of the bombing's 114 victims.
He also noted that for the 12 new E.U. members, poor funding at home means that on average, researchers in these states get more money from the E.U. than they do from their own governments.
Some reported being abandoned by their family members, poor clinical response to medication, and side effects as reasons for missing doses.
Women's narratives clearly emphasized the roles of MHAs during delivery, including filling important gaps due to husbands' and family members' poor support and birth preparedness.
Repetitive NSSI is associated with various concerns, among them depressive symptoms, self-esteem problems, alcohol and drug abuse, interaction problems with peers and family members, poor academic performance, and behavior problems [ 11, 15].
Some facilitators were also criticised for not managing dominant group members, poor time management, a "lecturing" style and putting the spotlight on people when asking questions around the room.
Reported barriers to change were lack of acceptance of guidelines, lack of knowledge of diabetology, poor co-operation of staff members, poor quality of documentation of provided care that lead to discontinuous care, the complexity of the guidelines and the lack of information needed to incorporate them into practice, non-attendance and poor compliance of patients.
The TV no longer needs to be cranked to full volume exclusively for the benefit of one family member with poor hearing.
