This conservative counter-emphasis was probably overdone in the 80s, but it does show that we need to balance both sides of the American experience and not keep swinging back and forth in the radicalization of either.
By encouraging French students to become researchers, he hopes to counter his country's emphasis on exams and rote learning.
From this viewpoint, the provision of health care is an entrepreneurial activity, arguably a view that runs counter to current policy emphasis in India of Universal Health Coverage [ 25].
Zhukovsky was a follower of Nikolay Karamzin, the head of a Romantic literary movement that countered the classical emphasis on reason with the belief that poetry should be an expression of feeling.
As suggested, however, that denial may best be seen as limiting the scope of "disability" to the effects of exclusion and discrimination, or as rhetorical, countering the prevailing emphasis on biological causes of disadvantage.
Would, as critics countered, such an emphasis lead to a diminution of social studies, science, foreign language, and arts instruction since those subjects are not regularly covered by the tests the state administers?
Countering Pallone's emphasis on the urban vote, Booker adviser Brendan Gill told NJTV this week that Booker has "tremendous experience" in urban issues from his work as mayor and would be able to start a conversation on the subject in the Senate.
Frustrated, Facebook has tried to counter that and put more emphasis on significant and trustworthy applications.
Partly to counter this, Mormons put an even greater emphasis on family life, religious education, and missionary work, becoming more conservative in the process.
But his emphasis on novelty only seems to counter determinism with spontaneity.
In contrast, tolerogenic vaccines must counter ongoing pathogenic T cell-mediated memory, and the emphasis is on therapy of established chronic disease rather than prevention of future disease.
