But what might help most is not some narrow change in the procedures to examine business combinations but a broadening of the objectives of competition policy.
Rather than focusing on narrow changes in criminal law, the commission's sweeping report goes beyond the issue of rape to assess widespread discrimination against women, societal biases against daughters, workplace sexual harassment, child sexual abuse, the trafficking of women and children and the deep-rooted problems with Indian policing.
The phase preference of these dyes is a subtle equilibrium between the fluorescent part of the molecule, the acyl chains and the interaction with the surrounding lipids of the membrane, thus some narrow changes in molecular interactions may shift the probe partitioning.
Christopher Michael Curtis Jeffersonn's Freedholders is on a topic that at first seems rather narrow: changes in property law in Virginia from the Revolution through the Civil War.
Instead, as my testimony notes, a superior alternative would be to make narrow changes in surveillance laws to address the cybersecurity data sharing issue without carving unnecessary holes in existing privacy protections.
Changes in Mg2+ levels, which strongly influence the propensity for bridging and the magnitude of effects on RNAP over relatively narrow changes in concentration (2 mM to 8 mM; Figure 2) are thought to decrease in response to external Mg2+ levels during some bacterial infections (Groisman, 1998).
These fights involve sweeping issues of creativity, and narrow changes in copyright law.
Furthermore, future evaluations may benefit from an examination of changes to inappropriate informal help-seeking, rather than a narrow focus on changes in the small number of appropriate strategies.
LSS is characterized anatomically by a narrow spinal canal and/or narrow nerve root foramina, resulting from degenerative changes in the spine.
