One of the city's more fashionable places to be, and be seen, and everything that entails, from pricey cocktails to bottle service to a V.I.P. room upstairs.
The conference theme of "Promoting the use of civil registration and vital statistics in support of good governance in Africa" recognized the significance of CRVS as a tool to facilitate development with all that entails, from honoring human rights starting with the right to identity, to enhancing economic opportunity and Africa's commitment to regional integration.
Wilson is one of Siegel's top debt brokers — a job that entails everything from striking deals on debt portfolios to intimidating debtors into paying up to warding off rival collection agencies.
Rewilding is a spiritual practice that entails acting from the inside out, allowing our actions to be motivated and guided by compassion, kindness, respect, and love for nonhuman beings.
A more thoughtful, balanced suggestion -- to the political right of where Mr. Obama and most Democrats will be -- that entails some sacrifice from their ranks would afford credibility.
The only way he can raise the money is by participating in a risky drug score involving a shipment of cocaine that entails his driving from Paris to Rotterdam and back.
Boy Overboard By Morris Gleitzman (Puffin Children's Books) Jamal and sister Bibi want to lead Australia to victory in the World Cup, but that entails a journey from their homeland, Afghanistan where their family has upset the authorities, and a lengthy voyage overseas.
Interactions between successive enzymes in the PTS result in a reaction catalyzed by EI that entails the phosphate from PEP being transferred to HPr to EIIA to EIICBGlc.
In fact, it's not surgery, but an in-office procedure that entails having blood drawn from your arm, then spun in a centrifuge to separate the platelets.
In fact, it's not surgery, but an in-office procedure that entails having blood drawn from your arm, then spun in a centrifuge to separate out the platelets.
In the study, also being published in The New England Journal of Medicine, Dr. Mastenbroek and colleagues were trying to determine the value of a process that entails taking one cell from a developing embryo to look for chromosomal defects that could lead to problems like Down syndrome.
