"I believe that St . Patricks Cathedral has no idea about the conditions under which these crucifixes are made," he said.
Speaking on his weekly radio program, Mr. Bloomberg dismissed the idea that the policy, under which hundreds of thousands of mainly minority citizens are stopped on the streets every year, is racially imbalanced because it singles out people based on race.
Both Cardin and the representatives from DOD and DHS spoke favorably of a tiering system for select agents—an emerging idea among biodefense experts—under which facilities and researchers dealing with the most dangerous pathogens would be subject to the most stringent controls.
Scientific disciplines are social enterprises, "the individual members of which are dependent on one another for the conditions (ideas, instruments, et cetera) under which they practice".
The former quotation also emphasizes that the "nature of scientific inquiry" [13] is a social one characterized by the following three issues: Scientific disciplines are social enterprises, "the individual members of which are dependent on one another for the conditions (ideas, instruments, et cetera) under which they practice".
Mr. English broached the idea of a plea deal, under which he would return $9 million that the government concluded had disappeared.
The idea of points-based system – under which migrants who score highest on qualifications, experience, youth, education and language fluency are offered permanent citizenship – sounds fair but even the Australians have moved away from that model.
To the United Nations Development Program, under which the idea was conceived, the bus is an experiment in hastening the spread of the Internet to young minds in areas where infrastructure is scarce and suspicions run high.
CSR as a US concept (Carroll 2008), can hardly be understood without understanding the institutional environment under which the idea was considered.
