Very few rural Americans embraced militant racism, but the nihilistic, anti-urbanist, anti-government language resonated widely, particularly among whites who had lost farms because of failed policy and found themselves working in chicken processing plants for minimum wage, personally embodying a system that had failed America's farmers.
Corrective justice theory the most influential non-economic perspective on tort law understands tort law as embodying a system of first- and second-order duties.
In Lange v. Australian Broadcasting Corporation (1997), the Court inferred that the Constitution embodies a system of representative and responsible government from various provisions, including those requiring periodic elections to choose the members of the Senate and the House of Representatives.
A comprehensive and integrated delivery model should embody a systems approach that encourages clear policies, standards and trainings while also relying on community-based participation and demand, making greater coverage possible [ 7].
The experiment is embodied in a system, Ultrawrap, that encodes a logical representation of the database as an RDF graph using SQL views and a simple syntactic translation of SPARQL queries to SQL queries on those views.
Several leading Romantics were learned men whose poetry strove to embody a philosophical system or an interpretation of history.
However, it should not be thought that the poems of the Muʿallaqāt are merely naturalistic or romantic descriptions of Bedouin life; their language and imagery embody a complex system of ethical values passed from generation to generation through the poetry.
On the basis of a great amount of evidence indicating a forebrain emotional asymmetry, Craig [ 2005, 2009, 2010] proposed that RH and LH anterior and mid insula are associated with sympathetic and parasympathetic activity, respectively, and that their coordinated activity embodies a neural system aimed at optimizing energy expenditure.
Just as the organization of knowledge that prevailed during medieval times implied its own pedagogical methodology, so the Lancastrian system embodied a distinctive approach to the process of teaching; one of the attractions of such systems is that they provide a built-in solution to the problem of reconciling what the teacher needs to know and the pedagogical methods he should learn.
Berta embodied a truly intersectional belief system that transcended notions of Indigenous womanhood often construed by academics as that of victim and oppressed.
Whereas the kings and queens of yesteryear lived and ruled on the basis of tradition, the bourgeoisie embodied a much more restless social system.
