Overall, professional participants thought these plans were best suited to certain types of patients and, as such, issued them selectively to priority groups including children, those with more severe asthma, recent asthma exacerbations and/or those requiring changes to their medication.
a) The literature is quoted selectively and issues are oversimplified.
Mr. Robertson said he would urge Mr. Bush to reverse all executive orders issued under the Clinton administration, and then selectively reimpose the ones that conservatives can support.
Another human rights group, the Arabic Network for Human Rights Information, issued a critical report on Sunday saying authorities were selectively using lengthy detentions to jail activists.
Foreign travel requires a passport, and the government will presumably issue them selectively.
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Separately, a regulator in Massachusetts issued a subpoena to Morgan Stanley as part of an investigation into whether the investment bank had selectively distributed revised forecasts for Facebook.
But over an hour later Bishop issued a press release saying that she had been the victim of a "Guardian beat-up" - that we had exaggerated the story and used quotes selectively, even in the corrected version.
Although much of the Abhidharma mindset and something of its method draw on the Āgamas/Nikāyas, i.e., the collections of sūtras (Pali, suttas), the main body of its literature contains interpretations of the Buddha's discourses specific to each school of thought and philosophical elaborations of selectively emphasized doctrinal issues.
Indeed, many research studies have indicated that humans empathize more with individuals than with groups, which makes sense because we are wired to selectively engage with issues that we feel we have control over.
