Under Nielsen's orders, all immigrant children in CBP's custody will now receive "a more thorough hands-on assessment at the earliest possible time post-apprehension ― whether or not the accompanying adult has asked for one".
The more you study "Wicked," especially Mr. Schwartz's barbed song lyrics, the more the place resembles 21st-century America clenched in post-9/11 apprehension.
Senator Loretta Weinberg, a sponsor of the bill, who spent the fall campaigning as Mr. Corzine's running mate, said that despite her colleagues' post-election apprehensions, she believed that lawmakers would make New Jersey the latest state to legalize gay marriage.
"Jeopardy" was born when she devised a way to quell the government's post- $64,000 Question" apost- $64,000bout game shows by providing contestants with the answers and then asking them to guess the Questions.
But, post-referendum, new apprehension has arisen among the region's political elites.
It "fosters understanding and tolerance among peoples of various ethnic origin; educates on techniques of reconciliation; facilitates post-conflict social apprehensions; monitors chauvinistic behaviours, proposes pro-tolerance initiatives and legal solutions".
In that post she aided in the apprehension of "Typhoid Mary Mallonn.
Mindful of apprehension about the post-Mandela era, he wants to ease the transition by piling responsibility on his deputy now.
The post does little to allay the apprehensions of those who have seen Jannard occasionally oversell RED's offerings in posts just like this one.
It heightened a sense of fatalism, dejection, worries, agitation and apprehension, hence need for supportive post-screening counseling.
The job of calming the apprehensions of post-World War II parents fell to Dr. Benjamin Spock, a pediatrician whose mother raised him on the precepts of Dr. Holt.
