Both of Stanwyck's husbands, especially Taylor, were said to have feminine qualities; publicity for him once tried to rebut that by insisting that his wrist circumference had grown from 6 and a half inches to 7. But Ms. Wilson does not explore issues of personal sexuality.
In this manner, by using our system, we were able to significantly improve real-time tracking and pre-warning of the risk state, automatic generation of quality risk publicity figures, efficiency, and risk management levels.
The use of conditionality, discussed in the previous section, is perhaps a particularly important area in which to make sure that policy-making procedures have these qualities of publicity, reasonableness, and contestability.
The lack of venues, publicity, quality labels and studios where artists can go sonically further than their bedroom setups all contribute to this.
Something about the barrier's architectural design, its aesthetic quality, or the publicity surrounding its construction was sufficient to dissuade people from considering suicide at that location.
Saks received a lot of publicity about the quality of thieves it attracted, while, way down-market, a mall in Pompano Beach, Florida, showed footage from the Saks surveillance tape with the caption "Winona Knows.
Quality control is receiving increasing publicity from consumer groups in the developing world, especially in India -- where one major drug company, Cipla, has offered to sell antiretrovirals at a reduced cost and other drug companies are expected to follow.
In another recent paper, Chambers (2004) points at still another negative impact of publicity on the quality of deliberation.
Frank Kelly, professor of environmental health at King's College London, said: "If we're unlucky we're going to get bad publicity for our air quality.
That means clever, not phony, publicity strategies, especially for quality content that lacks the privilege of pre-packaged franchises. .
