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211. Assertiveness, stress management and time management are topics covered annually by a professional tutor on national training days.

212. Some briefings even lay down the report structure and main topics to be covered.

213. Appian Way, for instance, offer data disks that can conduct searches and produce material relevant to specific topics.

214. One of the most important topics is how to plan your finances for a comfortable retirement.

215. The aim of the project is to analyse the effects of changes in the funding climate on innovatory research topics.

216. The software it runs allows you to create topics, post messages, exchange mail and download software.

217. These are specialised and, usually, original interpretations of major topics based upon detailed, extensive researching of primary sources.

218. Certain health education topics such as bereavement, child abuse and education for parenthood were omitted by large numbers of schools.

219. Leaflets on HIV/AIDS, donor insemination and other topics are available.

220. There is often a cluster of topics around a subject or theme.

221. She figured the awkward silence was partly the result of people believing that only big topics were worthy of being discussed.

222. Those attending will look to you, the chairman,[www.Sentencedict.com] to limit or control the amount of time spent on various topics.

223. There can be as much discussion as is required and students can be directed to known sources of topics.

224. In its report, Topics 2000, the researchers have chronicled great natural disasters stretching back over the past 1,000 years.

225. Some channels are obviously dedicated to specific topics, for example, but most are merely informal chat limes.

226. And in fact there are also topics to be drawn from the elements of the story - such as youth unemployment or divorce.

227. They provide expertise across a wide range of topics while allowing the students to contribute to the year-to-year developments in experimental techniques.

228. The units may be mixed and matched with topics already being delivered in early stages to provide a scientific context.

229. Some additional topics, a degree of reorganisation and a tighter mode of exposition enhance the value of this excellent book.

230. Can an underground newspaper be banned for discussing controversial or unpopular topics?

231. At the seminar three working parties discussed different topics: Physico-chemical characterisation of exposures.

232. It is difficult to evade the dominant culture's stranglehold on these topics.

233. They know that what they have learned came about through extended effort, in concert with others, on topics that mattered.

234. It is particularly interested in fashionable mainstream topics, like attribution theory and new technology.

235. Most, however, felt that such practices were not topics to be made available for public scrutiny.

236. Particular emphasis on socially oriented topics, such as receiving visitors, making visits, appointments, entertainment and business travel.

237. This sequence of topics begins with a very general statement and continue to narrow down to very specific detailed material.

238. These come from many sources - school groups, horticulture clubs, students etc. and cover many topics.

239. This applies often to even the most substantial essays on literary personalities or topics.

240. Both of these edited volumes contain a number of relevant and clearly written papers on a variety of specific topics.