If the absence of black and Latino scholars in science, technology, engineering, math and economics is genuinely a matter for concern, it would seem that universities would place a special interest in nurturing students from underrepresented groups in these fields to complete the major and to pursue doctoral work.
The constitution of this state makes the facts in every possible case a necessary subject of open investigation; and however improper or unfit those facts may be for public information, and however painful or injurious to the individuals concerned, yet it would seem, that they may, in the first instance, be laid bare before the jury.
Given the burden of research governance concerning RCTs, it would seem sensible to evaluate specific aspects of a protocol using simpler studies wherever possible.
"If you believe tobacco kills, and you are concerned about health, it would seem absurd to hold tobacco stocks in your portfolio," said Stephen Viederman, a longtime foundation executive who has waged a tireless battle to persuade more of these charities to rethink their investments in light of their social aims.
The film benefited from a memorably high-concept premise, but there was always a concern that it would seem too surreal for broader audiences.
But while Ms. Boylan Clark and others switched from partner tracks at other firms, Orrick has not encouraged associates on its partner track to switch to career associate out of concern that it would seem like a demotion, according to Laura Saklad, Orrick's chief lawyer development officer".That's just about perception, though," Ms. Saklad said.
Controversy surrounding use of the scanners has focused mainly on privacy concerns, and it would seem that the potential health risks of the technology have been largely downplayed in the interest of security.
In a case concerning 150,000 perpetrators, it would seem that the continuing challenge is to bring about justice and reconciliation to a population in which it is estimated up to one fifth were killed during the genocide.
That would be a matter of concern in any primary, but it would seem to be of particular concern this year, given the bad feelings lingering from last year's contest in which Mr. Green defeated Fernando Ferrer, who was seeking to become New York's first Puerto Rican mayor.
It would seem that being concerned about the welfare of children equates to being a "new-age anti-tech advocate".
