The wall is extremely important to The Times because it insulates the news side, which embraces a standard of neutrality in news coverage, from the opinion side, which is free to take sides.
But it's more likely that the Conservatives – in part driven by Hilton's thinking – have realised that the world has moved away from the green-screen, big-IT projects which used to fill the coffers of the likes of EDS and others, towards embracing a more open standards approach.
Does he, personally, know who the "distinguished Oxford contemporary" is? Has he embraced a lower standard of proof than would be the case if this were a Mail original?
Contractarian (as opposed to contractualist) theories embrace a high standard for motivating making (and keeping) agreements.
And so I urge you to vote no at the end of this debate, because if we embrace the Common Core, we are embracing a set of flawed standards that will mark as failures more than half of our kids".
If, as expected, Apple soon introduces a tablet computer that can function as a reading device, and if it embraces an open standard like ePub, Amazon will have to reconsider its closed approach, Mr. Weiner said.
We need to hold each other accountable for our actions, encourage professionalism and embrace an ethical standard throughout our industry for our well being and for the well being of our students.
When the World Wide Web was relatively new, Adobe's Portable Document Format was embraced as a standard because it enabled Web site developers to make documents available to visitors using Windows, Mac or Unix computers.
Gay rights advocates are hoping the Supreme Court embraces a more robust standard of review, "heightened scrutiny," which requires a showing that the challenged law is "substantially related to an important government objective".
Gay rights advocates are hoping that the Supreme Court will embrace a more robust standard of review, "heightened scrutiny," which requires a showing that the challenged law is "substantially related to an important government objective".
