It also contains sections on group work, choosing issues, conducting research, taking action and evaluation.
The candidates were invited to sit for three-hour videotaped group interviews, in which they would be grilled on the chosen issues.
Mrs. Clinton's campaign, which throughout the day had tried to divert attention from the Muslim American dispute to focus on her chosen issue of the day -- Social Security -- last night echoed the criticism by Mr. Khan.
People who successfully fight for change know how to meet everyone supporter, opponent, and the uncommitted where they are; they can speak effectively to anyone on their chosen issue.
The documentary aims to have as much impact on raising awareness of its chosen issue as did Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth and is produced by the same team.
This study was designed to address important information on these issues choosing dosages of combined drugs based on the information available at the time the study was designed in order to maximise the effect of each drug combination (except for the weekly combination of Paclitaxel and Gemcitabine, for which a lower dose was chosen in favour of a better haematological toxicity profile).
As both external and internal pressures increasingly questioned the methods of moral-reform activism, the Advocate began to temper its stance on the issue, choosing to focus on the influence of women within the home.
They use this pair of pronouns to refer to right and wrong in an extremely general sense, without distinguishing between different notions of correctness and error as they bear on describing, ordering, recommending, permitting, or choosing, or on issues that to us fall into areas as diverse as science, politics, ethics, prudence, and etiquette.
And psychiatrists seem strangely silent on this issue, choosing to focus their debates on the criteria for mental illnesses they can treat with medication or other interventions.
WHEN a man wishes to run for president, he no longer announces the fact to voters, or chooses an issue on which to take a stand.
