They do, after all, work for these citizens of mostly lower socioeconomic status, and not for the board's professional staff, which may think otherwise.
When survivors request an autopsy, some hospitals now charge the family, which may think twice when told that the minimum cost is $2,500.
He's not a fan of international law or international institutions, which he may think can challenge U.S. sovereignty".
Thomas said: "During this critical period an event occurred which you may think is powerful evidence of Dr Bawa-Garba's performance that day.
He protects them, defends them and treats them like adults (which some may think is a mistake) and, on the whole, that is appreciated.
As much as possible, do not ever make yourself so public in the Internet which you may think could pose a negative perception on you.
Watch your back,your friends may do things behind your back which they may think funny, but you'll take it in a wrong way and think they were being cruel.
A more alarming omen is the 8% fall in German factory orders in September, led by weak foreign demand.Another likely casualty is capital spending at home by consumer-goods firms, which may now think they have too much capacity.
(In the following we will use 'property' broadly to include states of affairs, which may be thought of as zero-place properties, and relations, which may be thought of as multiple place properties, as well as one-place properties).
"That means the Workers' party, which may have thought it would move comfortably into the opposition after Dilma's impeachment, will confront extreme challenges," Troyjo said.
These distinctions are normally spoken of as applying to "propositions," which may be thought of as the contents, or meanings, of sentences that can be either true or false.
