Pfeifer believes that Angela Merkel's cautious stance on more help for crisis-ridden countries and her resistance to eurobonds – commonly issued debt – are merely tactical behaviour designed to maintain pressure on those countries and to placate Germans.
They are commonly issued to armoured guards, he said.
The range of defects that fall within fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) includes persistent behavioral problems, with anxiety and depression being two of the more commonly reported issues.
The purpose of this chapter is to describe the scientific framework, as well as the more commonly used methodological issues and techniques, for collecting data from clinical research subjects using questionnaires and surveys.
He also unveiled an ambitious plan to extend prescription drug coverage to older people, seizing on an issue more commonly regarded as a federal responsibility than a local one.
However, representationalists have more commonly responded to this issue by drawing a distinction between explicit and implicit belief.
Still, the provision allows for a stark contrast between the executives' pay and that of some of their workers, an issue more commonly associated with for-profit companies than non-profit charities.
For safety-net community health centers, which often service the sickest patients, the challenge of coordinating care is further compounded by the psychosocial and financial issues more commonly faced by these patients.
Far more commonly, it results in the coroner issuing a Preventing Future Deaths, or "Regulation 28," report, requiring the responsible organization make changes so that the same thing doesn't happen again.
Certain health issues are more commonly found in women, but medicines are engineered for men and tested on male lab rats.
