In the 1930s he became much interested in Africa; was closely associated with the International African Institute; visited students working among Bemba, Swazi, and other tribes in eastern and southern Africa; and wrote the introduction to Jomo Kenyatta's book Facing Mount Kenya (1938), prepared as a diploma thesis under his supervision.
Indeed, it is unlikely that he initially even possessed an American policy; royal correspondence shows that he was rarely closely interested in American affairs before 1774.
Begun in 1941 and formerly known as the Westinghouse Science Talent Search, the contest is the nation's most prestigious high-school science contest and is closely followed by students interested in applying to elite universities.
Ms. Mayer is a role model who will be closely watched, not just by those interested in whether she can turn around Yahoo, but by working parents.
Sordono urged that Catholic critics broaden their perspective: "Unfortunately, there is not only the drama of abortion, but there are also all these other dramas, in which you should also be interested, because they are closely related".
Here, we were only interested in movement that is closely related to mathematical content and not in movement for the sake of fitness or motivation.
Assuming the hidden content is closely related to the company's business, the audience interested in that content is likely to represent a pool of potential customers.
11 The rationale for being interested in NCPs are that this concept is closely linked, but not equivalent, to statistical power (Feingold et al. 1993).
Asked if the NFL is still interested in Dodger Stadium as a stadium site, McCarthy wrote: "We are closely monitoring all developments in the Los Angeles area".
Scientists consider the Arctic highly sensitive to global warming and are particularly interested in closely monitoring its changes as possible harbingers.
