Awkward's exemplary introduction
delineates the critical premises that ignored or damned Their Eyes: the demand that black writers produce protest fiction, and the perception that Hurston was, in the Langston Hughes's phrase, "a perfect 'darkie.
In concert with the selected individual, hospital management needs to lay out a program, over time, with an explicit list of targets and priorities; develop a position description that
delineates the assigned responsibilities; identify the delegated authority for implementation; and define the role to avoid conflicts of interest.
The Digest
delineates children's "tasks" during mourning that are essential to their adjustment to loss, such as accepting the reality of the loss, and adjusting to the environment in which the deceased is missing.
Surveying popular rebellions from the colonial period to the present, Gilje
delineates two basic types of riots: on the one hand, people expressed their discontent by use of symbolic gestures and rituals while adhering to unwritten rules of what constituted legitimate crowd behavior; on the other hand, rioters engaged in acts of unlimited violence that defied any set of conduct.
The third brief
delineates educational attainment levels for the adult Rhode Island population for each city/town and statewide, and discusses findings that educational levels have increased statewide during the 1990s.
Greene uses these materials creatively in giving us both a collective and an individual history that
delineates broad patterns of change.
The brochure also
delineates ways parents can help their children make a smooth transition to kindergarten and includes tips for helping families have a good kindergarten experience.
The report next
delineates selected goals and objectives of the Safe Passage Program as they relate to early care and education and early child development.
In her own terms, she
delineates the basically Jacobin politics that flowed from it, but she leaves hanging the indictment filed by a long line of conservative critics, most recently and effectively M.
The paper also
delineates roles for the federal government, which include conducting an annual survey on the status of preschool education, funding research to develop evidence-based curricula, and creating financial incentives for states and communities to develop locally responsive systems of preschool education.
The second brief
delineates the population of children in Rhode Island by age category, finding that there are more early adolescents and fewer young children.
