"We think there needs to be a balanced approach," Mr. Froman told a news conference after that speech, referring to across-the-board rule making as well as recognizing existing regulations in particular industries.
But books too make up the world of the writer, and texts very often refer back, refer across, answer, question, or challenge other texts.
Therefore, older people with falls were rarely referred across disciplines, such as to physiotherapists, pharmacists and occupational therapists.
Early in the 'proving and testing' phase, cases are referred across the whole spectrum of disease (including a lot of 'black' and 'white' cases).
Jay was referring to our across-the-street neighbor.
"We will struggle until the end to ensure that the measures are not horizontal and are the last," Mr. Venizelos said, referring to proposals for across-the-board cuts to salaries and pensions that his party and Democratic Left have strenuously opposed.
"We will struggle until the end to ensure that the measures are not horizontal and are the last," Mr. Venizelos said, referring to proposals for across-the-board cuts to salaries and pensions that his party and the Democratic Left have opposed.
That's bad for our country," Hoyer said, referring to the automatic, across-the-board cuts set in the 2011 Budget Control Act, which also raised the nation's debt limit.
This integrated clinical research program was composed of a network of referring clinicians across the province of Quebec.
In this study, 156 Japanese patients with newly diagnosed AAV were enrolled from major universities and referring hospitals across Japan and classified according to the EMEA algorithm.
"I personally wouldn't do it," Youkilis added, referring to running across the mound.
