Sentence examples for emphasis on discrimination from inspiring English sources
At first, I felt its emphasis on discrimination, its relentless taxonomizing, as an almost ethical defect.
For example, in the UK there has been an emphasis on discrimination and racism [ 27, 28].
We then separately consider evidence regarding mechanisms and dynamics of spatial and object processing with a particular emphasis on when discriminations along either dimension are likely performed by specific brain regions.
No special emphasis was laid on discrimination of protein isoforms.
Eric was a partner in the Labor Department at Kelley Drye focusing on labor and employment law with an emphasis on HR counseling, discrimination and affirmative action matters.
The guidelines proffer a strong endorsement to limit RBC transfusion, yet offer weak emphasis on careful patient discrimination and the risks of not offering transfusion – which include more crystalloid and risk of pulmonary congestion and cardiac strain.
"The growing emphasis on contact hours – without discrimination as to the modes, quality and group sizes involved – risks becoming counter-productive," says Boxall, "as institutions might tend to "manage to the measure" and fill students' weeks with rote lectures delivered by junior staff rather than encouraging and supporting more individualised learning models.
Interestingly, memorization of musical pieces without referring to a notation is an important key issue of this approach which particularly puts emphasis on auditory features, namely discrimination and representation of pitch and timbre.
Their evaluation showed that the GEIPD has a strong potential to empower its constituency, with its strong emphasis on protection against gender discrimination in employment, education, and distribution of resources and agency (24).
