Our focus was on investigating issues and emergent changes in early implementation processes as opposed to systematically identifying benefits (though we did search extensively for these during our work) such as those outlined in appendix 1 on bmj.com.
"Inventiveness becomes even more crucial because of censorship, and because of the repression of opposing views systematically," Huda Lutfi, a Cairo-based visual artist, said.
At art school in Hamburg, in the late seventies, his primary teacher was Polke, whom he says he first enthusiastically emulated and then systematically opposed.
Coca-Cola has systematically opposed public health campaigns to reduce soda consumption, deflected criticism, denied epidemiologic truths, and distorted their own contributions to epidemic obesity.
Sanders, on the other hand, has systematically opposed every major trade deal going back to the 1994 NAFTA, when he served in the U.S. House.
The next House speaker, whoever he may be, will almost certainly face crippling mutinies by the 45 Republican rebels who systematically opposed John A. Boehner and ultimately succeeded in pushing him out.
However, practice is often guided by addressing only the most evident impacts and restricted by ownership of issues within existing sectorial responsibilities, media pressure or political moves, as opposed to evaluating experiences systematically and objectively.
When I was working as Michael Gove's special adviser, it was clear that our education system did not have a strategy to systematically oppose extremism.
Virtually every NFL team is involved in similar disputes, the volume of which has provoked the NFLPA to accuse the league of systematically opposing workers' comp across the board.
Or as though he were systematically opposing the world of appearances with the world of "should be".
