Moreover, as anyone who has traveled abroad knows, other nations have similar documentation requirements.
New York, April 29 , 2010To the Editor: In defense of the Arizona immigration law that he helped draft, Kris W. Kobach writes that "the Arizona law hardly creates a police state," noting that "other nations have similar documentation requirements".
These fisheries occur primarily in developing nations, and their documentation and management are limited or non-existent, precluding evaluation of their impacts on non-target megafauna.
Small-scale fisheries occur primarily in developing nations, and their documentation and management are limited or non-existent [10], [11], precluding evaluation of their impacts on non-target megafauna in coastal waters.
"In the beginning, the presidents staying at Rashtrapati Bhavan were grappling with what living in a colonial palace meant in the context of a sovereign, democratic nation," said Yashaswini Chandra, the documentation project manager.
Members of the Iroquois team said people in their nations have used their own documentation for decades.
Some families have lived here for generations, producing offspring without documentation or a nation to call their own.
Across the nation, hospitals have created clinical documentation improvement programs to adjust for the previously noted poor documentation by physicians.
The first European country to give Jews citizenship, France is third in the list of "Righteous among the nations" – the term used by the world documentation centre for the Holocaust, Yad Vashem, for non-Jews who helped Jews.
And as a nation, we should question whether paying physicians by documentation — instead of by time spent on quality patient care — is such a great idea after all.
These databases provided a comprehensive documentation of all Veterans across the nation.
