This is why, methodologically, Zhu insists that learners acquaint themselves with theli of things, processes, affairs, ethics, etc., by examining actual things, processes, phenomena, etc.
Here's how to process an affair to come out ahead in your marriage.
Includes examination of the dominant approaches to Japanese politics and society, the structure of the party system, the role of political opposition, the policy process, foreign affairs, and interest groups.
Judicial nominations tend to be drawn-out, process-heavy affairs, as do the trials and appeals over which federal judges ultimately preside.
She proceeded to solve the case and, in the process, have an affair with Nelson Sharpe, a hunky detective from the Nassau County Police Department.
Mr Bush's team exaggerated Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction and trampled over bits of the foreign policy establishment in the process (the Rove affair has its roots in a bitter argument between the White House and the CIA over whether Saddam had tried to buy uranium from Niger).
"The home affairs process is a legitimate process.
Officers accused of misconduct rarely, if ever, suffered consequences, it says, because of an internal affairs process that was broken.
It took its current form in 1993, after Officer Michael Dowd and several colleagues were arrested on Long Island on charges of selling cocaine, prompting a disgusted Raymond W. Kelly, in his first stint as police commissioner, to overhaul the internal affairs process.
South Korean officials quickly signed off on Cha, a formal process in international affairs known as "Agrément". Newspapers in Seoul hailed his pending appointment in December, and South Korean diplomats in Washington were pressing the White House to formally nominate him to the Senate, hoping to have him in place in time for the Winter Olympics, which start Feb. 9 in PyeongChang.
