A common complaint expressed towards providing superficial clinical judgment, tackling merely immediate clinical symptoms, and offering 'quick fix' solutions such as painkillers, while unheeding a broader perspective on the patient medical problems.
Mr. B. said that the Association has 171 members & 13 associate member that there had been no display of fishing tackle; merely a exchange of ideas having to do with ways & means of persu ing more boys, girls.
The IGR is not meant to provide the answers for tackling this imbalance, merely to highlight the issues confronting the budget over the medium to long run.
For a third consecutive game, the Packers linebacker was called for roughing when it looked for all the world as if he were merely tackling quarterbacks the way players are taught, cleanly and without malice.
But almost every time a ball carrier is encountered by a defensive player, that defender will feint a tackle, then merely tap or tag the offensive player.
In the World Cup, as in Australia's National Rugby League, making the tackle is merely the start of a long, tedious and dangerous process which now sees players spending long hours at training with wrestling coaches when they'd much rather be messing about with a ball.
The issue has not been tackled, because promoter analyses without experimental support are merely speculative.
Startups have tackled more profound problems, with more creativity and innovation, instead of merely trying to work from and recreate "copy and paste" business models.
The WHO, which might, a couple of decades ago, have expected to tackle AIDS alone, is merely one of six collaborators in the programme.
So Ms. Nogueira gets bonus points merely for tackling the subject, even if some of her arguments are a little obvious: "You are manufacturing intimacy!" Him exclaims at one point.
