Sentence examples for disguised forms from inspiring English sources

Disguised (and not so disguised) forms of streaming have emerged to specially deal with these "difficult" black children.

While some of the SPS standards are legitimate and necessary for protecting human, animal, and plant health, others are considered to be disguised forms of protection.

For small-sample problems, which appear rather frequently in practice and sometimes in disguised forms (e.g., measuring individual contributions to a large study), the robust Bayesian approach holds great promise, though the choice of a general-purpose "default prior" is a very challenging problem.

"If the Dalai Lama wants to improve his relationship with the Central Government, he must really give up his stance in favour of 'Tibetan Independence' or independence in any disguised forms". He now lives in Dharamsala in northern India, travelling the world to seek support for more rights for Tibetan people.

Several profitable newspaper competitions, including that of The Sunday Times, were prohibited due to being thinly disguised forms of gambling.

Because consumers are being drawn into disguised forms of lending, the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ought to assert better regulatory control over voucher sales, and issue regulations requiring adequate refund reserves.

If this is so, then Aristotle's compatibilism is really a disguised form of libertarianism.

And, crucially, they have been permitted to raise fees often in a disguised form to evade nominal government-imposed limits.

Cabinet members recognise it is not possible to raise national insurance further, even in a disguised form.

The Internal Revenue Service has yet to rule on whether the debt portion of the security is a disguised form of equity.

Some adverse reactions to food are purely psychological and do not occur when the food is served in a disguised form.