And more broadly, great concern still remains about the grotesque disproportion in the rates of arrest and incarceration of young black men in the UK – an unrelenting blight on claims to the fairness of our criminal justice system.
The appeal of formal and informal secession – the possibility, broadly, of greater control over your life – has grown from Scotland to Hong Kong, beyond the cunningly separatist elites with multiple citizenship and offshore accounts.
The group is funded by philanthropists with an agenda that broadly includes greater reliance on test scores, weakening teachers unions and spurring the growth of charter schools.
Researching my Blonde Bombshells dramas, I was overwhelmed by the volume of compilation albums broadly headed Great Music of the Second World War.
More broadly, the Great Society was undermined by the increasing costs of the Vietnam War and by urban discord — a sequence of riots that began in Watts, a black neighborhood in Los Angeles, less than a week after the Voting Rights Act was signed.
More broadly, the Great Recession highlighted the need for a safety net in the U.S. that provides families with adequate support when they need it while also encouraging self-sufficiency.
It's broadly associated with greater freedom of movement".
Other projects work more broadly on encouraging greater citizen engagement and public accountability.
When Ebola or all African filovirus outbreaks are considered, bat clades dominate the lists, whereas when only Marburg outbreaks are considered, rodents enter the picture more broadly, reflecting the greater diversity of rodents in the arid habitats that characterize the known distributional area of Marburg virus.
Twitter has really great, broadly appealing, universally interesting content.
