Clive Smith may refer to: (wikipedia)
The bottom line is, we're in a place that actually has a rule of law. The British government is mandated to take action.
This is the court of public opinion -- the idea is to educate the folks in the House of Commons on what is happening.
When you're looking at sustainable development there's no 'one size fits all' solution. It depends how rural, how urban, how traditional, how literate, there are so many factors that come into it. Sustainable development is an ecosystem problem.
It's high time the county council spent some money instead of using this school like a cash milkcow.
People are desperate. They have been there three years. They were promised that the Geneva Conventions would be respected and various changes would happen and, unfortunately, the (U.S.) government reneged on that.
It's difficult to argue that a one-storey extension would have a detrimental effect on the listed building.
If we become an accomplice to criminal activities by the American government, then we are liable too.
Most digital divide projects have had a philanthropic impetus, but HP has said that if this thing is to be sustainable, it has to have a solid business case. It can't be sustainable if it is dependent on grants.
As far as their reasons for hunger striking, it seems to be a myriad of different reasons that they all have, the largest one seems to be like they want to protest their continued (detention).
There was almost no technological base where we arrived here,
