Sentence examples for equal approaches from inspiring English sources
Had ICE simply performed "Le Marteau" alongside the career-spanning selection of Cage compositions it presented on Thursday, the result would probably have been one of appreciating separate yet ostensibly equal approaches to making modern music.
But any movement toward "black belongs with black" and "white belongs with white" is a return to a "separate but equal" approach to race in America.
Though the Conservatives are not uniquely evasive on the deficit, a large inheritance-tax cut for the very wealthy is the reverse of a serious "united and equal" approach to taxation.
If we don't have the will to do that, we can continue to stick our heads in the sand, blame the victim and allow this new "the problem is poverty" theme to propel us to disconnected and unwise solutions, like a separate but equal approach to educating poor kids.
In addition, the two interventions were instructed and supported with the same structure and frequency to ensure an equal approach for all participants.
In 2012, 24percentt of white respondents and 27percentt of black respondents backed such a separate-but-equal approach.
Clearly, this rapid evolutionary change sets limits to our "all-else-being-equal" approach in the competition experiments, aiming at the comparison of isogenic isolates that differ only in the virulence gene in question.
Three main viewpoints on elements important for PCC were identified: "treating patients with dignity and respect," "an interdisciplinary approach" and "equal access and good outcomes".
When the efficacy of different treatments is viewed from the patients' perspective in this way, two "objectively" equal effective approaches to treatment can often be seen in very different lights.
The proposed approach is compared with the equal weights approach and the regression method.
Notice that for a zero risk-free rate the equal consumption approach still leads to price equality the same way as in the model with initial consumption.
