In order to fill this void, Moroccan King Mohammed VI came through with a multifaceted package of aid and support.
Eichmanns Maier provides theoretical and fictional texts, didactic strategies, study questions, and classroom activities as learning aids in a multifaceted exploration of modern Germany's relationship with, and influence on, world affairs.
In clinical practice, two separate but related concepts have been put forth to aid practitioners in addressing the multifaceted nature of health.
The mayoral candidates need to offer solutions that are multifaceted, too, in an era of ever-dwindling federal and state aid.
As we are now tragically witnessing in Iraq, U.S. intervention has often been used as a band-aid for complex situations that require long-term, multifaceted engagement in countries, and well-timed and planned withdrawals have clearly become a rare exception rather than the rule.
Humanitarian organisations and the government are trying to reduce child labour through a variety of approaches, but aid workers say any sustainable solution would have to be multifaceted and comprehensive, and none so far are imminent.
Humanitarian organizations and the government are trying to reduce child labor through a variety of approaches, but aid workers say any sustainable solution would have to be multifaceted and comprehensive, and none so far are imminent.
Decision aids (DAs) can facilitate SDM by presenting complex and multifaceted attributes of these options in ways that are both evidence-based and easy for users to understand [ 7].
"The NEW PAULY is intended as an aid for the study of Greek and Roman culture and its multifaceted presence in all periods of European and, since the Early Modern period, world history"Preface.
"This group of gangsters, aided and abetted by their relatives and sycophants, engaged in a multifaceted orgy of criminal activity," he said in his 154-page opinion.
