The most commonly identified objects that could be used to secure the specific means of smothering were tape (n = 277) and zip ties (n = 21).
Angioedema management in the ED starts with assessing and securing the airway while initiating specific treatment.
Unionists saw the campaign as a means to an end: securing the right answer to a specific question.
Kay Mazzo, the school's co-chairwoman of faculty, who began teaching there in 1983 at Balanchine's request, said that while the fellowship program is not a broad teaching program, "it's specific for securing the faculty that we want here".
"The Bush administration has moved away from the traditional U.S. insistence on 'peaceful means' toward a new preference for a specific end, which is securing the status quo," said Kurt Campbell, an Asia expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Reflecting on his defeat during a conference call to hundreds of fundraisers and donors a week after the election, Romney attributed the outcome to Obama's having secured the votes of specific interest groups, including African Americans, Hispanic Americans, young people, and women, by offering them what Romney called "extraordinary financial gifts".
To build the specific method and secure the secretariat and follow-up, the group worked with Futuribles.
Rather than organizing solely around belief systems, programmatic manifestos, or party affiliation, identity political formations typically aim to secure the political freedom of a specific constituency marginalized within its larger context.
Ms. Kludzuweit said it was important to her to secure this specific day for her wedding, despite the hassles.
They've hired a coach, Kingsbury, with a specific vision and secured the top overall pick, giving them a shot to land another quarterback, Murray, a transformative talent at the most valuable position in the sport.
Such a framework needs to establish specific procedures and secure the rights and duties of all stakeholders.
