Because it de-emphasized the question of what government should do to help the black family, the Moynihan Report was taken by many on the left as potential fodder for racists who believed blacks were inferior and government could do nothing to help them.
The promotion materials emphasize the question: "Who Will Survive?" Mr. Schotz stresses that viewers will see more differences from "Survivor" than similarities with that show, starting with a big wrinkle: "We empower the losers".
For most women, this research emphasizes, the question is what kind of mom you had the opportunity to be, and how those opportunities helped shape not just your parenting, but your health.
Cabasilas' principal work was a voluminous tract, De processione Spiritus Sancti ("On the Procession of the Holy Spirit"), in which he presented the Greek Orthodox speculative view of the Trinity (one God in three persons), emphasizing the question of the Holy Spirit's coming forth from the Father.
Firstly, we can emphasize the question of how impulsivity is measured.
Another strategy involved initiating dialogue but not emphasizing the question too heavily to avoid creating a situation where parents would back out.
Authors such as Suarez-Kurtz and the geneticist Sergio Pena have emphasized the mixed race question in Latin America, and especially in Brazil, at the same time criticizing the racial perspective in pharmacogenomics (referred to by the euphemism 'population-based drug development and prescription') (see Suarez-Kurtz and Pena 2006a, b; Suarez-Kurtz, 2010; Pena, 2011; Pena et al, 2011).
The difficulty of appreciating unique R/S perspectives and their relevance for particular clients is emphasized and the question of whether a "true" understanding of R/S beliefs necessarily leads to better health is examined.
"I lean towards transparency in everything our city does," Roberts said Friday, but she emphasized that the question is one of timing.
As Anderson emphasizes, the larger question behind this issue is how a society can accommodate a plurality of goods that are valued in different ways (1993, esp. ch. 1 and 3).
By contrast, current students, when asked the same question, emphasized the things that made them unique.
