Last week saw two major developments in the legal and political battle over the Obama administration's sound decision to require most employers to provide free insurance coverage of contraceptives for women under the new health care law — one of them positive and the other a blow to the mandate and to religious liberty.
Given this, forming beliefs about ordinary things and happenings connected with sounds might seem to require inference, association, or some otherwise cognitive process, and so awareness of a sound source might appear to always involve more than perceptual awareness.
This has been a lot harder than it sounds and continues to require a fair bit of introspection.
But just as the development of a sound immune system requires exposure to lots of microbes, sound mental health seems to require the challenges presented by moderate amounts of privation.
And sounds are among the direct or immediate objects of audition in the relatively innocuous sense that hearing a sound does not seem to require hearing as of something else.
The relative merits of oxytocin and misoprostol continue to require sound assessment in rural areas of developing countries, where most PPH deaths occur.
"It doesn't sound like it's going to require any surgery," Coach Tony Dungy said yesterday.
Congress is within a whisker of passing a sound and fair-minded bill to require that group health insurance coverage for mental illness and substance abuse be provided on the same terms as coverage for physical illnesses.
In this regard, further investigation with a large number of patients sounds to be required.
It is couched in the bland verbiage of land use politics: a proposal by this salt-swept town on Long Island Sound to require developers to obtain Mamaroneck's approval for projects just outside its borders in nearby towns.
even with one or two batteries, caps, or even two alternators, you may not produce the amps/volts that your cars original electric system + sound system require to keep it running and major damage can occur to your original electrical equipment because of lack of power.
