But these are not just two equally valid, though opposite, moral systems.
"Good ergonomic design" in the bathroom is not just about looks but equally or maybe above all about functionality, practicality and sustainability.
This is indeed true not just in Britain but equally in Germany and many other EU-member states.
It takes a complexity approach to keep competing values and priorities and the effects of decisions on all of them in view — and not just for management, but equally for investors, analysts, and regulators.
It also recognises that the environment is not just a hazard, but equally serves a beneficial role by providing natural capital [ 31] or ecological services [ 32] – for example through water security, improved nutrition or access to green space.
In reality, it indicates something very different but equally disturbing, not just for potential victims but also for the police officers who may fire at them: police use of firearms is inherently dangerous.
In the annals of Superstars there were few more compelling figures than Jacks, the judoka possessed of immense upper-body strength, and of an ability to dominate the gym tests not just through his thrusts but equally his parallel bar dips.
We lead many of the core kernel containment work precisely because we care about that application isolation, not just on the phone, but equally on the cloud.
This implicit normativity holds not just for medicine (EBM) but equally for all those areas of study that have already been enriched by the EB concept or might be in the future.
In response, in September 2012, the UK Department of Health announced the introduction of a temporary maternal pertussis immunisation programme in order to protect young infants. 2 A window of vulnerability, before primary vaccination is complete, is not just associated with pertussis, but equally exists for other vaccine-preventable infections where maternal antibody levels are low.
