The concept of 'dirty work designations' extends the concept of legitimacy.
We discussed our findings using the 'sensitising concept' of legitimacy by drawing on the literature about 'good and bad' patients and 'dirty work designations'.
We utilise theories about the role of legitimacy [ 27], 'good and bad' patients [ 28], and 'dirty work designations' [ 29, 30] following Shaw's study of 'revolving door' psychiatric patients.
We utilise the 'sensitising concepts' of legitimacy by drawing on literature about 'good and bad' patients and 'dirty work designations.' We relate these to the core work of general practice and explore the role that medical and moral schemas have in how health service professionals understand and work with 'revolving door' patients.
It bears the working designation of MS-21, a Russian abbreviation for airliner for the 21st century, rather than the brand of any of the existing Russian aircraft companies.
For this and other works, the designation "opera" is loose, though tight enough that Mostly Mozart can legitimately call its presentation of the work, beginning on Tuesday, the festival's first full staging of an opera in its 37-year history.
Of course I used the designation "work of art" to mean the work of destruction personified in Lucifer.
Together with its derivatives, it is one of the most heavily worked literary designations and one of the most imprecise.
Treasury officials would not elaborate, citing the classified nature of the evidence; Cari Stinebower, a lawyer who until 2005 worked on designations at the Treasury Department, told me that the process relied on information that was too sensitive to be revealed.
Forty years of urban experience has shown that landmark designation works to forward this worthwhile municipal goal.
But the Bush administration has been more vociferous in its objections, even proposing in 2001 to allow the Fish and Wildlife Service to suspend work on the designations for a year and devote its $9 million endangered species budget to other tasks.
