Andy Carl Executive director, Conciliation Resources The Guardian is spot on in focusing on the humanity of desperate people trying to flee to the UK to make workable lives for themselves in safety.
The party wants "reasonable, clear, and workable guidance in actually complying with and living with this law, and the idea that that somehow serves to undermine its purpose is completely wrong and unfair," said Joseph Sandler, a lawyer for the Democratic National Committee.
Hinch promised voters he would not give up until Australia had a workable register of convicted sex offenders so parents knew who was living in their neighbourhood.
Docter's initial concept for the film went through many changes, but he found the notion of monsters living in their own world to be an appealing and workable one.
But while it failed to survive the era of fern bars for the mainstream population, a small but vocal collection of adherents — many borrowing the language of inclusion used in the gay rights movement — argues that polyamory can be a workable, responsible way to live.
Factors such as sexual activity, age, sex, living arrangements, place of residence, confidence when buying or accessing condoms and perceptions about condom effectiveness require important consideration in designing workable and sustainable HIV/AIDS control programs that advocate condom promotion and distribution among adolescents.
These aren't people inventing problems for drama, they're simply trying to live better lives and create workable prospects for their children.
The dream, then — the workable, pragmatic dream of a man troubled by lived reality — is a regulated hunting industry in which operators steward the land while catering to a Western taste for blood.
The dream, then the workable, pragmatic dream of a man troubled by lived reality is a regulated hunting industry in which operators steward the land while catering to a Western taste for blood.
