Despite this affirmative, mainly for various historic reasons beyond the scope of the present paper, the Brazilian construction industry has not fully exploited the considerable potential of this structural solution.
Another noteworthy finding is that follow-up moves mainly consisted of short affirmative remarks as well as (affirmative or corrective) remarks that quickly merged into expository talk, indicating that the teachers did not employ a pronounced 'dialogic' mode of instructional communication.
Yet instead of moving to liberalise these laws, the government has been talking of yet another restraint on the freedom to hire and fire.It has been contemplating the introduction of "affirmative action", meaning mainly quotas, to secure jobs for the poorer half of India's population.
Should affirmative action be geared mainly toward a group, like African-Americans, that has a historic grievance of slavery and official segregation?
Affirmative action came into being mainly because the body politic and the government of the day had to respond to the civil rights movement and the clear injustices that it had revealed.
In it he criticized affirmative action in college admissions for mainly benefiting middle class blacks and being "racial justice on the cheap," enabling whites not to confront poverty and racism directly.
Is the debate on affirmative action versus race-blind policies mainly about principle, or mostly about preserving narrow group interests?
SLIT and ROBO genes are mainly expressed in the CNS but there are affirmative data that they are also expressed in non-neuronal tissues, such as mouse lung and kidney [ 6, 7].
Mainly as a response in states that have banned affirmative action programs, there has been a surge in the use of percentage plans in which fixed percentages of a high school's top graduates are guaranteed acceptance to a state institution of higher learning.
If the conservative-leaning supreme court rules in favor of Abigail Fisher, and against affirmative action in general, it would be catastrophic, mainly, for black and Latino students at American colleges and universities.
It is significant, too, that Senator McCain spoke mainly in generalities, rather than about such specific issues as abortion, affirmative action, and the death penalty.
