While discussing the establishment of a UN convention on violence against women, we were given an important reminder that violence against women transcends national boundaries and is prevalent in our own country.
They can serve as a reminder and check against over-generalisation: any general claim true of all odd functions, for example, must be true of \ y = x^{3}\) in particular.
Based on barriers to the use of computerized clinical decision support (CDS) learned in an earlier field study, we prototyped design enhancements to the Veterans Health Administration's (VHA's) colorectal cancer (CRC) screening clinical reminder to compare against the VHA's current CRC reminder.
His options range from sending town clerks a written reminder to filing charges against them that could result in a $500 fine or a year in jail.
Somalia will almost certainly remain divided, a haunting reminder that the campaign against terror will not be over even if calm some day replaces chaos in Iraq.
Most Afghans assume, probably correctly, that they are Special Forces commandos or C.I.A. operatives; in any case, they are the most overt reminder that a war against the Taliban and Al Qaeda continues mostly out of sight.
All these women could, apparently, be in my room in 20 minutes; for what purpose is not stated, though small print on the leaflets has a helpful reminder that "prostitution is against the law in Clark County", Las Vegas's local authority.
Out came a yellow card with a large red circle around a picture of a bicycle, a reminder that it's against the rules to ride in a pedestrian-only shopping zone.
"A recent poaching incident which resulted in the death of two black rhinos at the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy has acted as a painful reminder that the threats against wildlife are rife, and that continued investment in global wildlife conservation is essential.
