They used a specific political agenda to "understand, assess, and perhaps modify the socioeconomic context…that frame[s] the moral choices that confront individuals," often leading to critiques from a Marxist or immoral-market perspective ((Shaw 1996): 496).
Those classes typically involve multiple visits with leading designers who critique students and offer informal guidance.
The Consumer Healthcare Products Association, the over-the-counter trade group, disavowed the Yale results, and hired some of the nation's leading epidemiologists to critique the study.
Furthermore, studies which have combined climatic and societal elements have tended to focus on regional-scale adaptive capacity, leading to the critique that such indices poorly reflect the role of individuals within the national/institutional context (Schröter et al. 2004).
During the off season, he would travel in France, often with Soler, to critique the leading restaurants.
It is similarly unimaginable that a book offering a feminist critique of leading contemporary novelists would gain the kind of cultural traction achieved by "Sexual Politics," with its analyses of Norman Mailer and Henry Miller.
This time the focus is on a different form of video, with Mike leading off with his critique of the Australian actors who had appeared in more than one video, but were unconvincing to him with their facial hair, spectacles and hats (turn 1).
Even so, there is a subtext to the Republican campaign, a subtle way that all the leading candidates have of critiquing Bush without really appearing to.
Ten years ago, one of America's leading economists delivered a stinging critique of the Bank of Japan, Japan's equivalent of the Federal Reserve, titled "Japanese Monetary Policy: A Case of Self-Induced Paralysis?" With only a few changes in wording, the critique applies to the Fed today.
Neither leading candidate has a coherent critique.
