At the news conference in Dakar, Ms. Rice noted that "wherever there is monitoring, there is less violence".
At one point, Granma had described him as "a travelling salesman, distributing the most backward, anti-Cuban ideas wherever he lands," and noted that he was the grandson of a former official in a conservative Honduran government ("a rabid anti-Communist and a great friend of United Fruit").
"If you're going to try to build a Web appliance that's going to sell for $99 and you have to pay $5 to Microsoft for CE, why would you do that when you can get Linux for free and cut wherever you want," Gold noted.
Criticizing a number of flaws in Hungarian democracy and governance, Bell noted that "wherever governments introduce restrictions on civil society organizations, to restrict the space for voices that might differ, we do not see a truly free society".
It seems, therefore, that situations consistent with the RDH emerge in the literature wherever positive support is noted post-fieldwork.
Forum participants noted that wherever formal priority setting processes have so far been implemented in their organizations, it has inevitably been within a larger context in which many other decision system initiatives and cycles occur simultaneously.
"You find the same few surnames wherever you look," notes Michael Nelson, a political scientist in Bangkok.
This fall, at a breakfast discussion on "Business and Human Rights," in New York, Chevron's manager for global issues, Silvia Garrigo, said that the company makes "social investments" wherever it operates, noting, "We're in countries for the long haul".
Also we would note, wherever possible, the reasons for patient opting out of the study either at entry or midway.
Yet I noted that later wherever I walked, he stared at me, as I stared at him: one of the last remaining Navajo chiefs, I thought.
