We have intentionally left GAT-related implications including lessons learned about best practices, suboptimal strategies, and implementation beyond juvenile justice agencies for follow-up studies that reflect squarely on the most significant implications from this implementation.
"As a genre," Rae reflects, "we're still aimed squarely at women, from having central female characters right down to the design of the cover.
A quadriplegic since a childhood accident, Guest, the author of three poetry collections, including "Notes for My Body Double" (2007), looks squarely at his paralysis and its effect on those around him, and reflects on his emergence as a writer.
For more than two decades, listeners latched on to the singer's words which, often squarely pointed at himself, reflected struggles with addiction, romance, and public perception.
It also focuses squarely on variables as reflected in the magnitude of statistical relation between it and an outcome variable.
By contrast, de Marneffe's explanation for the day-care shortage, which is that it reflects women's ambivalence about leaving their children with others, places the blame — or, if you prefer, the credit — squarely with mothers themselves.
Lisa Schwarzbaum reflects.
You could be forgiven if your first reaction upon hearing about the Southbank Centre's second annual 'Being A Man' festival – an entire weekend of talks, discussions, performances and debates aimed squarely at getting blokes to reflect on the challenges they face in 2015 – is to throw your laptop into the nearest skip and pray for an asteroid to wipe out 50% of the population.
The movie, which opens today in New York, fits squarely into a Gallic tradition of wistful, worldly-wise comedies that reflect on the weakness of the flesh.
The health promotion movement, as reflected in the Ottawa Charter of 1986 [ 1] squarely recognized the importance of ecosystems and sustainable resources for human health.
