Wilson, likewise, pointed out the seriousness of having a benzene poisoned ditch in his community: "It's a drainage ditch that was there since before Suncor was there in 1952.
Hewson (2007, p. 1187) likewise pointed out the lack of durability of teachers' actions during the transition from PD to classroom.
Alves and Rosa [ 51] likewise pointed out that at a minimum of 113 animal species are used in Brazilian traditional medicine for treating asthma.
Likewise, Indian respondents also pointed out that apart from the UK, there is limited awareness in the EU about the quality and capabilities of Indian health services providers.
Likewise, Mrs. Merkel's conservative bloc once believed that it could gain political advantage by tapping into a growing disillusionment with enlargement, while also pointing out the costs and difficulty of incorporating a large Muslim country into a mostly Christian grouping.
Likewise, he points out in moral framing cases and we'll start with this next lecture cases like the Asian disease case that I presented you with in our lecture on January 20, whether you present a moral dilemma as involving lives saved, or by contrast lives lost even when those are just complementary descriptions of the same outcome people are likely to have different responses.
On the positive side, Abelard argues that unless intentions are the key ingredient in assessing moral value it is hard to see why coercion, in which one is forced to do something against his or her will, should exculpate the agent; likewise for ignorance though Abelard points out that the important moral notion is not simply ignorance but strictly speaking negligence.
Likewise, as the UCS report points out, a number of Pentagon officials have made "unsubstantiated claims about the system's effectiveness," but at least one insider -- Pentagon chief weapons tester J. Michael Gilmore -- has acknowledged the program's serious limitations.
Likewise, points out Luskin, it is crucial that parents avoid modeling non-forgiveness when they are angry with their child.
In pre-revolutionary France, as the historian Dominique Godineau (1998, xix) points out, women were likewise conceptualized according to their roles as mothers and spouses, thereby "placed outside of the public and hence outside of the city".
Likewise, Ono pointed out that Japanese upland varieties are tall and low tillering with broad leaves, long panicles, drought and blast resistant, and have a less efficient utilization of fertilizer [ 44].
