Shot unceremoniously from two pillboxes on the stadium's upper rim, the videotape made by the Giants coaching staff frames all 22 players on the field.
One must assume that the FDA's own professional staff can frame the issues and options.
Asked my staff to frame this and hang it in all four of my offices.
In a blog post last August, Ruben wrote that he could envision MoveOn adding "more formal democratic mechanisms," noting that members could not "vote for the board" or "fire the staff" or "frame the questions" in emails, and such reforms might make the group stronger.
Extracts 8 and 9 provide further evidence for the claim that the staff members frame medication-related problems as compliance problems and that they actively work to maintain this assumption.
Can a PBLT project provide opportunities to develop the student autonomy skills, such as seeking out suitably qualified support staff and framing questions to assist with ongoing EAP writing queries outside class?
His staff, meanwhile, frames the legislation as reform-minded pragmatism rather than political ingenuity, though they do praise some of its smaller components, such as student loan repayments for VA doctors.
Analysis of the experiences of students and staff was framed by adapting three criteria from an internationally recognised approach to measuring e-learning impact [ 10]: access - analysing online visits and contributions; adoption - analysing observations about user friendliness and feedback about usefulness; quality - analysing student marks and student ratings of teaching.
Ramos said the decision to prosecute was bolstered by the KNBC-TV video, which staff members examined frame by frame.
"All to frame Staff Sergeant Gibbs?" Maj.
Different staff in organisations frame technology differently, for example, engineers typically view technologies as tools for undertaking particular tasks; managers view them as instruments for achieving business goals.
