Notably, article authors were not contacted for additional information and the methodology excluded articles that were not written in English, meaning measures used specifically in other cultures were excluded.
Supporting people in all areas of life relates to the broad goals of the National Disability Agreement and those of the UN Convention, notably Article 19 asserting the right to live independently and be included in the community.
The vicious infighting and bureaucratic gridlock of the Clinton campaign have already been chronicled at length by other reporters — most notably, in articles by Joshua Green in The Atlantic and Gail Sheehy in Vanity Fair — but Mr. Johnson and Mr. Balz do a nimble job here of contrasting its often spectacular dysfunction with the agility and enthusiastic innovation of the Obama campaign.
The topic of corporate sustainability management (CSM) emerged in management studies in the 1990s, notably in articles in the Academy of Management Review (Starik and Rands 1995) and the Academy of Management Journal (Starik and Marcus 2000).
Notably, some articles mentioned theories but did not explain how the theory was used to develop or adapt interventions for their studies.
There are rumblings already, notably an article in the Guardian by Monica Heisey in June that, while praising much of Schumer's work, claimed she has "a shockingly large blind spot around race".
Most notably, the article drew a response from Patrick Byrne, C.E.O. of online discount retailer Overstock.com, which is suing Rocker Partners and others over what he alleges was a scheme to spread negative information about his company and profit when the stock declines.
Most notably the Article 29 WP will have to be convinced.
He criticised some press reports, notably an article in the Wall Street Journal, that described the 2013 goal as "yet another delay".
