His first objection was constitutional: he believes the Supreme Court has given colleges very narrow instructions on when and how to consider race.
I explained my reasons – that after 30 years of writing about complicated, spiralling people I had opinions on how to consider them.
But it was not those organizations that asked Mr. Crichton to Washington to counsel Congress on how to consider diverse scientific opinion when making policy.
This finding sparked a valuable discussion among scientists of how to consider, and communicate, drought risks related to human-driven global warming when truly monstrous dry spells — dwarfing anything in modern experience — are an underlying norm.
In both Supreme Court decisions in the case, the justices reversed death sentences, saying the juries had not been properly instructed on how to consider whether Mr. Penry was mentally retarded.
Many people who attended the Abbey Theater's Tom Murphy season in October have been mulling over how to consider his emotional and enduring body of work, so Declan Hughes tried to help.
The ability to wander among the alternate worlds serves more as a framing device, a set of instructions on how to consider the film, than as a tool for exhaustive use.
The model, which has appealed to Marcus since she heard about Deep Springs, while doing a high-school study-abroad program in India, aims to show students how daunting it can be to build a democracy from the ground up, and how to consider one's personal needs in relation to those of a group.
At a news conference he called to address criticisms of his handling of the case, Mr. Johnson also said the justice system broke down when an appeals court ordered the case moved to Albany, and he faulted the judge's instructions to the jury on how to consider the charges.
But the court said procedural flaws in Mr. Penry's case precluded his execution, and this year, after he was sentenced to death again, the court again spared him, ruling that the jury had not been properly instructed on how to consider the evidence of Mr. Penry's retardation when deciding on the sentence.
Our analyses, however, suggest that with a liberal arts degree students gain the skills that are necessary for work situations -- persistence, social analysis and surviving on the outside, the skills of 'reading' the social situation, knowing how to overcome in the face of daunting obstacles, and how to consider alternatives".
