We have thus taken initial steps to create an assessment for use in clinical trials, designed to efficiently capture the impact of RA and its treatment on work outcomes, broadly defined to include both paid and unpaid work.
A new survey of 2,501 adults, "Beyond Guns and God: Understanding the Complexities of the White Working Class in America," published on Sept. 20 by the Public Religion Research Institute, reveals clearly that the white working class (broadly defined) cannot, at present, be described as a secure Republican constituency.
Table 2 presents three stories that are focused mainly around problems that took place within the intimate social network of friends and family, while Table 3 presents three that examine issues that arose in the work setting (broadly defined).
About two-thirds of Panama's labour force works in the broadly defined service sector.
Of course, I'd like to work on sustainability (broadly defined) and business; that's where my expertise and my network can best be put to use.
That year Gleizes joined the Puteaux group, established for artists working in a more broadly defined mode of Cubism than that of Braque and Picasso.
Baker (pictured) takes small subjects but he leaves them small, failing to summon in his work as a journalist (broadly defined) the transformative energies on display in his novels (The Mezzanine, Room Temperature, A Box of Matches, The Anthologist) and in his exhaustively confessional memoir about his love-affair-from-afar with John Updike, U & I: A True Story.
Or will Democrats work to achieve that broadly defined liberal agenda embraced by the First Globals?
Work-related problems are broadly defined – they may be practical, social, mental or a combination of the three.
"Works" in this stage is broadly defined.
