In New Orleans and in other places, many of our fellow citizens have felt excluded from the promise of our country.
Her attackers were lower-middle-class men from a slum, excluded from the promise of mobility that the woman's education and profession represent.
"In New Orleans and in other places, many of our fellow citizens have felt excluded from the promise of our country". He looked most at ease when mentioning the newest member of the Supreme Court.
During this era the country experienced enormous social and economic changes with the abolition of slavery, rapid territorial expansion, and massive immigration, and struggled over the meaning of free labor and the essence of citizenship as people who previously had been excluded sought the promise of economic freedom and full political rights.
More than half of the world's population now lives in cities, but many people are residing in a state of limbo, leading a precarious existence on the margins, excluded from the promises of urban life.
Rising unemployment (twenty-three per cent nationwide, and two or three times that in the townships) and rising food and fuel prices have led to rising desperation for those chronically excluded from the promises of the new South Africa.
"We have seen Republicans consistently move further to the right and as they are excluding people from the promise of Texas, our job is to speed up those changes," said Will Hailer, executive director of the Texas Democratic Party.
The Lula/Dilma government found a socially and politically divided country, aggravated the political gap and instead of bringing down the wall that divides us socially, it simply threw some crumbs to the excluded and failed to fulfill the promise of true structural reforms.
The study showed the promise of more adaptive training program designs and suggested that future training trials screen participants to exclude those who already have the targeted skills and little room for improvement.
The Promise of Medical Informatics.
