"What I look for in my antagonists is the pure evil of proactive individuals . . . who will actively inflict pain on others without there being any orders, peer pressure or propaganda".
46 In the case of CTs for dizziness, major contributing factors include knowledge gaps regarding best evidence, 23 local standards for test-ordering (peer practices), 32 patient preferences and fear of litigation for missed stroke.
Thanks to his again ordering the peers to "right-about face," this time over the Corn Laws, he enabled Peel to abolish them.
As well as jailing him for 12 weeks, the judge imposed a one-year driving ban and ordered the peer to pay £500 prosecution costs.
"These charges represent as serious an offense of perjury as I have had experience of and have been able to find in the books," Justice Humphrey Potts told the court as he ordered the peer to begin serving time immediately.
This is more like Private Pyle telling General Patton to pound sand than pecking order peers having a disagreement.
By using the information about network architecture and representing message dependencies on a bit level, proposed protocol ensures causal message ordering without enforcing super peers order to all of the peers in a group.
The survey also included questions about advanced epidemiology training, participation in clinical practice guideline development, and the participants' perception of his or her own neuroimaging ordering frequency compared to peers.
Then the officer came over to Jessica's car, hardly needing to duck in order to peer into her window.
The pilgrim astronomer ventures to the earth's ravaged reaches in order to peer more keenly at other worlds, and I suppose the novelist is up to something similar.
The novelist Colum McCann prints off his drafts in eight-point Times New Roman, in order to peer at his words with fresh eyes and a more rigorous mind.
