The move to give employers more money and power – in the realm of apprenticeships at least – is endorsed, surprisingly, by unions.
We have illuminated this by focusing on the continuities between the developments in M70, Hirsi and CPCF to show how the live issue of irregular migration is contracting and expanding judicial and executive power in the realm of migration politics.
Others qualified their beliefs about this and located the doctor's power in the realm of medical diagnosis and treatment in a multi-disciplinary team, and referral to other experts, including nurses.
The 342-page bill, which President George W. Bush George W. Bush signed into law on Oct. 26, 2001, modified 15 statutes, authorized hundreds of millions of dollars in new spending, and expanded the government's powers in the realms of surveillance, criminal justice, immigration, intelligence and trade sanctions, among other areas.
Whether a religion believes itself an arbiter of marriage is irrelevant; this is a power firmly in the realm of secular society, and one that should be embraced regardless of creed.
In the attempt, on both sides, to claim the space of the 'lawful', the cyclical power struggle in the realm of irregular migration governance is revealed.
Moreover, such a notion offers no explanatory power in the realms of either the conventional or ultimate truth.
What he did was to show biologists how the mathematical expression of ideas gives one power: power to explore the realm of the possible; power to make connections between phenomena; power to identify truly discriminating experiments; power to understand deeply.
And I hope that the term "the banality of evil" will be one of the subjects under discussion in the new film; the genius of the cinema, after all, is the power of images in the realm of language, too.
The 1984 Olympic Games were just a beginning, as China's growing success as a world-class economic power was paralleled in the realm of sports.
