17 These incidents are only indicative of rising expectations, burgeoning patient discontent with services and dissatisfaction towards the way in which matters are resolved.
This section points us towards the way in which power dynamics, resources, time, expertise and institutional histories play a role in the experience of iGEM.
Consequently, the business sector has a major impact on children through its policies towards employees, through the way in which they develop and market their products, through their attitudes towards state institutions, suppliers, and the community itself.
I had met some of them in Bosnia, growing to know them well and witnessing the way in which their attitudes towards the U.S. started to shift.
I listened closely to Frampton in Battersea for, despite his amiable wit, he already has the commanding poise of a great fighter but it is only here, in Belfast, that I really appreciate the extent of his achievement – and the way in which his unifying path towards a world title follows the pioneering route mapped out by McGuigan at the bloody height of the Troubles.
Nevertheless, if the 'device mood' becomes the way in which we conduct ourselves towards the world then this will obviously have important moral and ethical implications for others who may then become disclosed as devices.
Madam President, clearly and briefly, with a legal basis enshrined in the Treaties, the Dutch presidency is defining its programme text with rigorous challenges forced upon us by the way in which we are moving towards the introduction of the euro.
It's a compelling argument which shifts the debate away from the way in which gender shapes creativity and towards larger social issues.
"Violence is only the way in which people express their resentments towards society, their sorrow, when they can't express it in other ways," one student told the mini-reporters.
The problem is the way in which your comments perpetuate an attitude towards mental health problems and seeking help, which leads to real, human consequences.
Indeed, geeks have coined a word, "Googlearchy", for the way in which search engines encourage web traffic towards the most popular sites.
