The impact of culture on health and GP management when the patient is from a non-dominant culture, including the widening of power differentials within the doctor-patient relationship and barriers to care related to racism and unequal access to health services, deserves explicit consideration.
There are many other small expansions that lead to a general widening of the powers of our intelligence agencies.
In the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Muslims responded in two ways to the widening imbalance of power and wealth between their societies and those of the West.
The sultan has responded to the protests by promising to create 50,000 jobs and raising the possibility of widening the powers of a consultative council, which could be a predecessor of a parliament.
We succeeded on the one hand in widening the powers of Parliament compared with those envisaged in the Commission's draft.
And, in the years that followed, rather than break those ties and widen the circle of power, Nato got to be ever more dependent on these men.
Even the city's term limits law, which aimed to widen the halls of power, appears to have reduced the number of women Ms. Gotbaum can see from her perch.
The questions of the day are "How do we save the planet from the climate crisis?" and "What do we do about misogyny, racial profiling and police violence, and homophobic laws?" and "How do we check mass surveillance and the widening power of the state?" and "How do we bring down autocratic, human-rights-abusing regimes without leaving behind chaos and tragedy?" Those are the questions.
The observed growth and widening of temporal autocorrelations and amplification of power at specific frequencies near instability onset are characteristic of systems approaching phase transition.
Mr Morsi has inserted Brothers as provincial governors and ministerial under-secretaries while seeking to widen his powers of appointment in the courts, the state-owned banks, and the trade unions.
