Pairing the decor with a rug of a similar pattern presents a common theme.
Dealing with how the events of the past impact on the present is a common theme in Irish crime fiction, but one which French develops in her own way.
Each spring term, the Seminar in Private Law brings speakers from academia and practice to Yale Law School to present papers addressing a common theme.
Each spring, the Seminar in Private Law brings speakers from academia and practice to Yale Law School to present papers addressing a common theme.
15 The rigorous planning and strict adherence to daily routines reported by patients in the present study is a common theme expressed by patients with PH. 15 16 To this end, the most interesting outcome of this study was the extent to which patients adapted their lives to PH, altering their personality and shaping new hobbies around their activity limitations.
The Seminar in Private Law, which meets each spring term, brings speakers from academia and practice to the Law School to present papers organized around a common theme that crosses disciplinary and doctrinal boundaries.
Claiming that enforcement of penalties presents political risk was a common theme among respondents and has been previously encountered., To combat this, regulatory agencies must show proper leadership and communicate with industry to ensure the reasons for regulations and penalties are understood as useful in leveling the playing field for industry.
Standing up, Johnson moved to the center of the crowded little room (as was the case in most rooms he was in, he was the tallest person in it), and through the recollections of people present in that room there runs a common theme: a sense that, out of aimless confusion, order was quickly emerging.
As in the present study, conflict at home was a common theme in the Sri Lankan study, with the women involved commonly reported to have quarrelled with their husbands or other family members, poured gasoline over their bodies and self-immolated [18].
Mr. Denley points to a spate of recent books by behavioral economists, all with a common theme: When presented with many options and little information, people find it difficult to make wise choices.
