If George W. Bush has been a strong practitioner of war, that doesn't elevate his pettier domestic policies, whether an Enron-friendly energy plan or an inequitable economic "stimulus," to the holy grail or brand his critics as evildoers akin to Saddam Hussein (as one conservative group did to Tom Daschle in a recent ad).
The artists they'd selected all take considerable cues from hip-hop, a cultural movement that's always, in the work of its strongest practitioners, challenged socially-constructed perceptions of cultural, artistic, and economic values.
The literature suggests that patient care (or, outside of health care, services to customers more generally) will be improved by stronger practitioner relationships, teamwork and inter-professional communication.
It will play a key role in promoting active discourse among the many strong primary care practitioners, divisions, and centers within HMS-affiliated teaching hospitals, as well as in affiliated community sites, such as community health centers and other practice networks.
This study, for the first time, revealed martial arts practitioners' strong desire for protection.
The present study, for the first time, revealed marital arts practitioners' strong desire of protection: protection strongly contributed to expected performance, expected appearance, and commitment to martial arts.
We strongly recommend that specific certification courses in TTE be implemented at the national level for neonatal and pediatric intensive care practitioners (strong agreement).
Despite more than a decade of strong advocacy by practitioners, employers, and policymakers, STEM education in US schools leaves a great deal to be desired.
Hoachlander (2014/2015) reiterates the above concerns: Despite more than a decade of strong advocacy by practitioners, employers, and policymakers, STEM education in US schools leaves a great deal to be desired.
