Struck by what she saw as the relevance of Woodman's art to the lives of the young women at Wellesley College, Ms. Gabhart resolved to organize an exhibition and enlisted the influential critics Abigail Solomon-Godeau and Rosalind Krauss to write catalog essays.
Stenoses in these patients are not caused by an abnormality of the arterial wall itself, but by intraluminal narrowing as a result of the only partially resolved and organized thromboemboli.
Europe will promote its supranational integration model as a path to resolving Mideast disputes and organizing Africa, while China will push a Beijing consensus based on respect for sovereignty and mutual economic benefit.
A member of the FARC's secretariat, Víctor Suárez Rojas, who used the nom de guerre Mono Jojoy, once called Mr. Chávez a "deceitful and divisive president who lacked the resolve to organize himself politically and militarily".
Cut back on TV or resolve to organize your home one room at a time.
Resolution #3: We resolve to organize our people around anti-racist ideas.
"All issues were resolved and recovered yesterday morning," Pyeongchang organizing committee spokesman Sung Baik-you told reporters.
Create a new database for organizing projects that resolves deadline issues, develop new ideas for customer care or implement a new organizational system for employee requests or input.
The movement received a great impetus, because the Calcutta Congress (1906) resolved that the time had arrived for organizing a national system of education.
To define the role of S/MARs in organizing our genome and to resolve the often contradictory loci-specific studies, we have surveyed the S/MARs in HeLa S3 cells on human chromosomes 14 18 by array comparative genomic hybridization.
Surely, as a description, this conception is both powerful and plausible: war is about governance, using violence instead of peaceful measures to resolve policy (which organizes life in a land).
