In the same light, Flanders would like to make it clear that the Charter for Regional and Minority Languages, as referred to in paragraph 20 of the Haarder report, does not pertain to French in the periphery but, for example, to the Limburg dialect (recognised in the application of this Charter in the Netherlands) or to the Arel German dialect in the Province of Luxembourg.
This situation formerly pertained, for example, in Ethiopia, where the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church was closely identified with the character and objectives of the state.
For example, according to the CSM, 'illness identity' pertains to the specific symptoms associated by a patient with an illness.
Red, for example, has to do with certain social concepts, while green spots pertain to visual and tactile concepts.
He is also likely to give greater weight to Israel's regional views, for example as they pertain to policy towards Egypt.
This situation is comparable with what pertains in Uganda, for example, where there has been a gradual shift of the task to set up intravenous lines from doctors to nurses which is not protected by existing laws and regulations for that country (31).
Five questions of the 29 on the survey pertained to pain whereas, for example, only one was devoted to fatigue.
A clear example to support this view pertains to the control of lateral stability during forward and backward stepping.
For example, if your consumer guide pertains to toothpaste, find out what dentists recommend to their patients.
For example, in the Panayiotopoulos syndrome, ictal epileptic autonomic symptomatology appears to pertain to any epileptogenic cortical onset zone, be it occipital, frontotemporal or frontal [69].
For example, if the practice patterns that are being studied pertain to coronary revascularization, complications such as mortality and reinfarction after acute myocardial infarction may constitute the outcome of interest.
