The initial Times article itself gave over four paragraphs to caveats about the reliability of the method, then moved on to enshrine value-added as the sole standard parents should embrace to determine if their child's teacher is effective.
Attempts to enshrine shared values in a charter are still being discussed by officials, but the final product is unlikely to go beyond existing international commitments.
Facebook's draft charter says it hopes to enshrine the values of "voice, safety, equity, dignity, equality and privacy". It's hard to argue with those.
Because, in a way, the Constitution, although it does, in one way, enshrine certain values, in other ways, is much more of a, as it were, bureaucratic or administrative document.
Models of knowledge production and use enshrine specific values, which are reflected in the types of platforms that are developed for sharing data.
The system is profoundly arbitrary, corrupt, and unjust, nestled in the heart of an institution which is supposed to enshrine humanistic values.
They also fear that U.S. officials would favor Shiites who espouse a secular vision for the country over those who hope to enshrine religious values in the first postwar government.
"We're grateful that President Trump recognizes the importance of providing a path to citizenship for Dreamers, but also believe our country can be stronger if we enshrine our values of freedom and democracy in how we welcome the world's persecuted, as well as treat vulnerable immigrants already here," she said.
Tajikistan has a bold constitution that enshrines western values on paper.
WHAT is the right balance between public expressions of religious faith and legally enshrined national values?
