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Emergency Nurse, 2001
Would-be members of the RCN A&E Nursing Association steering committee have until January 9 to apply as election candidates.
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Would-be members of the RCN A&E Nursing Association steering committee have until January 9 to apply as election candidates.
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2018
Candidate selection is an integral part of the political process but is seldom highlighted in election studies. This is not surprising given that the process of selecting party representatives has traditionally taken place behind closed party doors.
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Candidate selection is an integral part of the political process but is seldom highlighted in election studies. This is not surprising given that the process of selecting party representatives has traditionally taken place behind closed party doors.
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Emergency Nurse, 2005
Brian Boag, steering committee member of the RCN Emergency Care Association, is standing as a candidate in the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) elections.
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Brian Boag, steering committee member of the RCN Emergency Care Association, is standing as a candidate in the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) elections.
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2017
After the midterm elections of 1970, Richard Nixon believed that he might well be a one-term president. Deep dissatisfaction with the Vietnam War, as well domestic disorder and a sluggish economy, all seemed to point to electoral defeat. However, over the next eighteen months, with the help of his national security adviser Henry Kissinger, Nixon ...
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After the midterm elections of 1970, Richard Nixon believed that he might well be a one-term president. Deep dissatisfaction with the Vietnam War, as well domestic disorder and a sluggish economy, all seemed to point to electoral defeat. However, over the next eighteen months, with the help of his national security adviser Henry Kissinger, Nixon ...
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Bringing the Candidate into Models of Candidate Evaluation
The Journal of Politics, 1999Candidate characteristics are often treated as a lump sum that can be pulled apart but ultimately sum together in models of candidate evaluation. The present study asks, first, whether distinctions among traits are useful for models of candidate evaluation.
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SIAM Journal on Algebraic Discrete Methods, 1980
It is shown that a matrix can be constructed in which a row is determined when specified in any collection of column sets with the property that $B \subset C, A \subset B$ implies $A \subset C$. The problem of determining the minimum number of rows needed for a collection C on n rows in worst case is raised. Some bounds are given.
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It is shown that a matrix can be constructed in which a row is determined when specified in any collection of column sets with the property that $B \subset C, A \subset B$ implies $A \subset C$. The problem of determining the minimum number of rows needed for a collection C on n rows in worst case is raised. Some bounds are given.
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Jefferson Hawthorne is young, beautiful, and heir to the great Hawthorne fortune. Yet, despite all of his privilege and the guidance of famed acting coach, Theodore Vandershlump, Jefferson just can’t seem to find his footing on stage or screen. Jefferson’s dreams of acting come to an abrupt end after his parents demand he represent the Hawthorne’s ...
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