Because of this law, for example, a female prisoner who is subjected to a strip search for the amusement of male staff members would be unable to seek recompense for her suffering.
Because of this research, for example, health officials now know that while a disproportionately large group of Hispanics eligible for ACA coverage remain uninsured, fewer of them speak Spanish than previously assumed.
(P11) Other patients knew about the type and purpose of tests involved and assumed correctly they had been invited because of their age, for example Patient 15.
This means the unfair or unequal treatment of people because of, for example, their race, religion, colour, age or indeed height.
It's because of Smith, for example, that Sonnenfeld will get to direct the much-slavered-over biopic of Muhammad Ali.
For employees it is good news, as those staff who continue to provide a public service while employed by another organisation because of outsourcing, for example, will be able to remain in the scheme.
There may be conflicts because of ignorance, for example, or because of irrationality, and these do not require positing plural values.
Parents or communities may hide such children because of stigma, for example.
Bad intentions, predominantly from women, could be due to previous arguments, or because of jealousy, for example between women in polygamous marriages.
However, this may be confounded with the fact that the mammary tumors in older mice are often collected at an earlier stage of tumor progression because of comorbidities (for example, lymphomas).
