Despite Europe's current crises, it's unchanging, fundamental challenge was expressed that year by Sicco Mansholt, then president of the European commission, probably better than by any of the current voices in the referendum campaign, whether for or against UK remaining in.
The protocols are not meant to be unchanging; rather they are an expression of the current state of medical knowledge and are to be questioned at every turn and revised when they are outmoded.
Furthermore, culture is not monolithic, nor it is unchanging, nor still is it unchangeable.
In legal and political contexts, then, "indigenous" has to be understood as a complex term that is conditional on current circumstance, not as an absolute and unchanging descriptor for a state of being.
Some respondents in all age groups were prepared for advances in genetics to change their understanding of behaviour and prepared for current views of genes/nature as more basic, fixed and unchanging to change too.
These responses may either be user-initiated 'repairs' to a workflow that does not fit current needs or are triggered when workflows change around an unchanging installed technology.
Invasion is an unchanging fact, etched into the landscape: centuries of conflict, from British colonial rule to the current American aggression, echo across the narrative.
Still, within these many traditions, a poetics that readily accepts established poetic forms and simply infuses these forms with current political content suggests that political poetry is a kind of stagnant genre universal, unchanging, detached from the particularities of the contemporary moment.
The current investigation demonstrated relatively constant fumigation flushes along a 40 90% WHC moisture gradient alongside unchanging carbon-to-nitrogen flush ratios corresponding to characteristic cellular values.
That, Hall said, will mark a big upgrade from the campus' current 800-seat Memorial Hall, where opera, concerts and other productions have to make do with a single, unchanging set.
