During comprehensive immigration reform efforts in 2013, for example, Democrats agreed to an overhaul of the legal immigration system, border security measures and enforcement as part of a package that would have also granted a path to legal status and eventual citizenship for much of the undocumented immigrant population.
We defined the system border as a household in village A or K with two "balance volumes" (the kitchen and the child), as shown in Figure 1.
Not every agent believes the system borders on scandalous.
In other words, domestic affairs are now fair game for foreign interference; indeed, for the post-moderns, the distinction between domestic and foreign affairs is fast disappearing.One thing that is not changing is national borders, but that is because in a trans-national system borders no longer mean much.
Natural hazards and disasters are natural processes that cross system borders, always affecting systems relevant to humans.
We employ a grid of seven hexagonal cells, each comprising three sectors (to ensure equal interference conditions for each sector, a wrap-around model is used at the system borders).
This system borders on illogical, and is prone to failure.
This study revealed challenges faced by GPs/FPs when caring for patients with diabetes, which were similar across international and health system borders.
To the south, the Congo system borders to the Zambezi drainage system, which runs ~2600 kilometres, covers an area of 1.3 million square kilometres [ 2, 3], and includes the southernmost of the Great Lakes, Malawi.
Murray et al 20 have identified the common challenges faced by general practitioners when caring for people with type 2 diabetes across international and health system borders; they are related to knowledge, skills, attitudes, behaviours and context.
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