Not until the Rancho Esmeralda case have Zapatista sympathizers specifically confronted an American-owned toperationeratioperation
Being a child, specifically – one confronting the confounding barrage of emotions that comes with pre-adolescence.
As Obama has said, the role of the Court is sometimes specifically to confront — not ratify — the will of the majority.
The authors who considered misconceptions to be "deeply rooted" spoke of instructional strategies designed to specifically elicit, confront, and replace students' incorrect conceptions (i.e., Crowther, 2012).
This article is a synopsis of a roundtable meeting held in Brussels in March 2010 designed specifically to confront doctrine with reasoned scientific argument, and to propose new ideas for advancing critical care practices and outcomes.
"Higher education too can make a fetish out of 'objectivity' and 'rationality,'" observes John Warner, confronting specifically The Pitfalls of "Objectivity" in teaching composition.
After ordering a series of new military deployments into Syria and Iraq specifically designed to confront ISIS, the Trump administration began to give public voice to a major shift in policy vis-à-vis the Syrian President.
Common initial student ideas were identified for each of the big ideas (AAAS, 1993; Driver et al., 1994), and the curriculum was developed to specifically expose and confront these preconceptions.
In his inaugural address on Saturday, Mr. Bush did not mention Iraq specifically but vowed to "confront weapons of mass destruction, so that a new century is spared new horrors".
Speaking officially, the SecDef announced that US policy is now one of confronting Russia specifically over their actions in Syria and generally in other parts of the world as well.
