The idea was to extend the sort of education Gove had enjoyed to more pupils from similar squeezed middle homes.
Neighbourhood Midwives is the brainchild of a group of London midwives whose ambition is to extend the sort of one-to-one care recently portrayed in the hit BBC series Call the Midwife, which ended on Sunday night, – which tells the story of a group of midwives working in the East End of London – to women today.
In one notorious example, Fidelity opposed a shareholder resolution to put more independent directors on the board of Tyco, a conglomerate where managers stand accused of lining their own pockets.The SEC is also hoping to extend the sort of corporate governance now expected of corporations to mutual funds.
Mencius then comments that this story demonstrates the king's capability to become a true king, and that all he has to do is to extend the sort of compassion he showed the ox to his own people.
Having interests and adopting strategies are both properties that only agents with a psychology can literally possess, and so the cognitive metaphor serves to extend this sort of cognitive agency to biological agents, such as genes.
It has become a clichéd response to any concern about access to justice in Ontario that the solution is to provide more funding to Legal Aid, however in the modern economic climate, it is difficult to believe that the legislature would be eager to extend the sort of funding necessary to boost legal aid to an amount that would make a significant difference in the current system.
The provision was added this summer by the House majority leader, Dick Armey, and his fellow Texan Mr. DeLay, both of whom argued that it was "exceedingly unfair" not to extend the same sort of liability protections to airport screeners as lawmakers had granted to the airlines, said Richard Diamond, a spokesman for Mr. Armey.
Aol and/or our business side may think it's smart to extend these sorts of lame practices over to editorial content without telling us or asking for our input, but we don't.
Where drugs to change personality traits were once seen as medicinal fripperies, or enhancements, they are now seen as entitlements.This flexible attitude towards neurotechnology use it if it might work, demand it if it does is likely to extend to all sorts of other technologies that affect health and behaviour, both genetic and otherwise.
Since 1998, roughly a quarter of the HMOs directly involved with Medicare have pulled out.Since both parties are in dire need of a sop to throw to the elderly, some sort of package extending Medicare coverage for prescription drugs will probably emerge.
