"Kidnapped," which is filmed with a keener intelligence and elegant restraint, focuses on a much smaller catastrophe and finds more to say.
"At each turn, our state leaders abdicated their public duty, failed to impose ethical restraints and focused on political gain at a cost of millions to New Yorkers," Inspector General Joseph Fisch said in a statement.
Fall 2010 Showcased Philo's restraint when it comes to color, focusing on black, navy and cream.
One example given was that of an authority, like the gynaecologist who was often believed to be under time restraints, who simply follows an old habit: focusing on getting things done instead of on the patient.
Thermo-mechanical behaviors of both homogeneous mortar and heterogeneous concrete samples under standard curing condition are simulated, focusing on the production mechanism of self-restraint stress.
All 14 studies were single-subject designs focusing on initiatives to reduce physical or mechanical restraint.
Focusing on electoral administration, judicial systems, corruption control, and central banks, the authors consider such issues as how governments can establish effective agencies of restraint, why they should accept them, and what those agencies can do to achieve credibility.
Focusing on repertoires of armed group violence, Hoover Green focuses on the links between political education and practices of both violence and restraint.
Studies focusing on children, adolescents, or geriatric patients, mental retardation, dementia, eating disorders or seclusion/restraint in somatic disorders or chemical restraint alone were excluded.
Studies about restraints and restraint use have mostly focused on nurses' inadequate and often inaccurate knowledge about the use of restraints and its associated adverse effects.
