Civil rights scholars call the legislation the most blatant recent effort in the nation to create segregated school systems or, as in Omaha, to resegregate districts that had been integrated by court order.
Although public universities were integrated by court decree, selective colleges and graduate programs, and the professions which stemmed from them, remained almost all white.
As Reid points out, while the United States has backed away from affirmative action, Brazil has used it to integrate the courts and universities.
They essentially integrate sky courts, the use of vertical landscaping and vegetation, sun shading, and use of natural ventilation in transitional areas such as the lift and ground floor lobbies.
She pointed to integrated domestic violence courts, where a single judge handles all of a family's legal issues, like divorce, custody and domestic violence proceedings.
It's impossible to think of these knee-slapping Bohemians being integrated into Leontes's court, not because they're socially inferior but because they're so silly and superficial.
New Court, London The fourth home of the Rothschild Bank since 1809, New Court is well integrated with its neighbours, such as Sir Christopher Wren's Church of St Steven of Walbrook.
By appointing Roger Gregory to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit while Congress is in recess, President Clinton rightly moved to address two related problems -- the shameful failure to integrate that appeals court and the refusal by Congress to consider judicial nominees with reasonable dispatch.
He called instead for a "hybrid special court, integrating international judges, prosecutors, lawyers, and investigators".
