"The media is a carrier of values," Mr. Wolf argued.
Because it is such an important carrier of values, it can itself be the focus of constitutional questions – it is at the centre of a cultural war in Scotland, for example, that operates almost like the entire independence debate in miniature.
Protocol analysis is applied to eight design sessions to compare the behavior of different design teams when featuring printouts of color-coded CAD models, instead of spreadsheets with numerical tables, as carrier of value-related information.
At a time when most parents work and traditional carriers of values, like churches and neighborhoods, are no longer so reliable, boarding schools offer young people a moral and intellectual context, not to mention friendships, to serve them all their lives.
He also notes the power of Evangelicalism as a carrier of Puritan values and America's resistance, compared with other largely Protestant nations, to secularization.
In 1947 the Commission on Higher Education established by President Truman declared that "the first and most essential charge upon higher education is that at all levels and in all its fields of specialization, it shall be the carrier of democratic values, ideals, and process".
I have argued here strongly for greater recognition of the European heritage as a carrier of the cosmopolitan values of solidarity and social justice, respect for the individual.
If drugs are carriers of cultural values, Sarafem looks like a harbinger of change.
But horses are seen as much as carriers of human values, freighted with considerations which mean nothing to them; many are as much economic facts as physical ones.
