GUANTÁNAMO 'Honor Bound to Defend Freedom' By Victoria Brittain and Gillian Slovo, from spoken evidence.
"Guantánamo," created "from spoken evidence" by Victoria Brittain and Gillian Slovo, arrives in New York just as the war crimes trials for the detainees in Guantánamo Bay are beginning, nearly three years after many of them were first sent there.
And even if this latest example, compiled from spoken evidence by Victoria Brittain and Gillian Slovo, deals with the familiar horrors of Guantánamo Bay, it still has the power to shock: in particular, it reminds us that the release of five British detainees in no way diminishes American abuse of international law.
Generally speaking, this evidence critiques the idea that there is a single public, waiting passively to receive authoritative scientific information.
James Bond, his greatest invention, is probably a bit younger, strictly speaking (the evidence in the books is a little contradictory) — except that Bond, of course, is ageless and immortal.
At the same time as he was concerned to explicate normativity generally speaking, the evidence unambiguously suggests that he was especially interested in political issues.
Researchers at the Center for Global Development CGDD) plan to include the Vietnam law in the next edition of Millions Saved, a book on proven successes in global health but strictly speaking, the evidence doesn't meet CGD's standards.
Strictly speaking, scientific evidence for ECMO in ARDS patients with acute life-threatening hypoxemia is still lacking.
Generally speaking, the evidence shows that levels of satisfaction in the workplace have a decisive influece on the health of workers [ 58].
When probed about what kinds of things they do to strengthen their relationship with patients, it became evident that developing a long-term relationship tended to be achieved by taking a non-directive approach when speaking about evidence.
