On the other hand, once it is recognized that parental obligations are conventional, the content of parental obligations and the voluntary actions required to acquire them can be explained with reference to social conventions of parenthood (Millum 2008).
Note that these terms are defined with reference to the forcing frequency, a convention used in, for example, [ 26].
When crowds chanted "Lock her up!" with reference to Clinton during this year's Republican national convention, Flynn shouted: "Lock her up!
Its exact dimensions, divisions, and duration can be measured and described in any number of ways: its turning, tabulated with reference to the sun, the moon, the stars, as well as civil and societal convention.
Exons defined with reference to accession NM_022418.3.
With a reference to Oviedo Convention of April 4 , 1997 [ 4] the judgments above identified "the Guardianship as an expression of the right of therapeutic self-determination of the patient, which has to be exercised within a framework of therapeutic alliance with the doctor".
They are boastful (as is the convention of rap), with references to niggas, hos, bitches and upmarket motors, but the lyrics also often allude to great black American radicals, movies and rappers.
As someone who for many years has lived just a short walk from the World Trade Center, I found that watching President Bush and the Republican Party present a convention strewn thick with references to the president's valor right after Sept. 11 was a bit thick for me.
The Denver Post's lead convention page was filled solid with references to demonstrations that "could have" gotten out of hand, not to mention the rumor of an Obama assassination plot.
July 2013: References to guardian.co.uk and guardiannews.com replaced with references to theguardian.com.
