It's a chance to dismantle gender stereotypes and build more equal societies," emphasized UN Women Ecuador representative Moni Pizani.
The chief executives of both exchanges carefully, and repeatedly, described the deal as "a merger of equals" and emphasized that the resulting company would have headquarters in both London and Toronto with board representation from both countries.
As Jane Waldfogel, a Columbia University professor who studies families and work, says, "American feminists made a conscious choice to emphasize equal rights and equal opportunities, but not to talk about policies that would address family responsibilities".
In July, Mr. Reed and Ms. Kagan sent Mr. Clinton thoughts emphasizing the "equal opportunity and shared responsibility" formula that had been his hallmark.
Welfare state civic integration in the Scandinavian countries occurs within a field of significant ideological tension, particularly evident in family reunification policy, between a neo-liberal discourse about individual duty to be self-supporting and autonomous, and a more traditional social democratic ideal emphasizing the equal right and material opportunity to do so.
The creators felt that using six equal characters, rather than emphasizing one or two, would allow for "myriad storylines and give the show legs".
As the 1998 President of the American Psychological Association, he fought against psychology's focus on deficit and illness, emphasizing the equal importance of helping people thrive above the mean-coining the "Positive," in positive psychology.
Contrast is stronger: two different elements may be juxtaposed in almost equal quantity to emphasize the special qualities of each.
The social insurance system emphasized equal contribution and benefits, and the setup of option rights also enhanced "higher payment, more benefits" among both urban and rural residents.
Rawls' idealized procedure, he tells us, adopts a conception of the person as free and equal, and he emphasizes a similar idea in his interpretation of Kant's moral philosophy (Rawls 1971, §40; Rawls 1980).
