Unusually for Latin America, Chile's constitution fails to grant explicit status to its Indian minorities, although the government now plans to change that.
We defined a porter as any person identified in the database as a porter or sirdar (that is, head sherpa), hired with explicit status as a cook or assistant, or hired for support or ladder removal.
It is to be hoped that those seeking to provide a fully worked out modal fictionalist position would make more explicit the status of their proposal.
In this paper, a new ELN scheme, called (Link Layer originated Explicit Link Status Notification) LL-ELSN, is proposed.
The set up was identical to experiment 1, except for the above questionnaire and a short sentence added to each of the previous behavioral descriptors containing the explicit moral status.
As remarked previously, descriptors used words strongly linked to prosocial (e.g., donated, charity, helped, fostered), antisocial (e.g., illegal, invaded, fraud, kidnapped) and neutral behaviors (e.g., hobbies, shopping, swimming, eating out), but neither rules of social contract nor the explicit moral status of the behaviors were stated.
A guest-worker program would make life easier for some unauthorized immigrants, but it would also make their second-class status explicit.
He further stabilized the structure of Thai society by assigning all officials and all his subjects a numerical rank (sakdi na) notionally expressed in terms of units of land from 4,000 acres for the highest minister down to 10 acres for the humblest freeman thus making explicit the relative status of everyone in the kingdom.
With the Independent, however, she was explicit about their status.
In this experiment, however, descriptors simply described a behavior and were not accompanied by words making their moral status explicit.
Emily again posted an open question without explicit reference to status.
