At first, Mr. Muhammad said recently, the experience of addressing 23 strangers was nerve-racking.
In a telephone interview with Science, Mathieson, who took the top job at HKU in April, recalled the experience of addressing the protesters and discussed the impact of the democracy movement on the university community.
In this article, we briefly examine the experience of Japan in addressing environmental health issues within Japanese Official Development Assistance to Laos, and make the case that ecohealth analysis is a promising approach when considering the challenges faced by developing countries.
43 Worldwide patients' organizations are established by FH patients and relatives who have the experience of not being addressed and treated optimally.
What are your experiences of addressing these types of challenges and what have been successful or unsuccessful strategies and approaches?
The integrated framework builds on the experience of biodiversity mitigation while addressing the unique opportunities and challenges presented by ecosystem service mitigation.
Working with these understandings of the relevance of place could provide ways to mitigate the experience of pollution, and to address environmental health inequalities.
This non-governmental organization, which was created after the experience of the Parallel Government, addresses its activities towards study, research, debate, publications and especially the formulation of national public policy proposals, as well as towards organizing campaigns to mobilize civil society around the goal of conquering full citizenship to all Brazilians.
But it's a progressive act containing new provisions banning the barring of breast-feeding in public; protecting against "dual discrimination" by addressing the experience of discrimination connected to more than one characteristic (for example, the experience of being a black woman); and permitting positive action in wide circumstances.
320 West 13th Street West Village Through July 15 The artist Claudia DeMonte, who teaches at the University of Maryland and has traveled widely, organized this show of many small works around a single sweeping idea: to ask one woman from every country in the world to contribute a single piece of art -- 8 by 8 inches in size -- addressing "the experience of being a woman".
Having grown up in a political home, and having watched every convention on television since 1956, I was overwhelmed by the experience of mounting the podium and addressing the delegates.
