The first is that the United States has entered a period of what Phillips calls dynastic politics, in which the spouses and offspring of political figures are picking up where their relatives left off, to the detriment of democracy.
However, a recent CBS News report indicated that all of the special attention that girls have been getting has paid off to the detriment of boys.
Good, committed teachers are being laid off to the detriment of children who already face serious needs as a result of high rates of parental unemployment, foreclosures and unstable housing, and the many stresses of living in and near poverty.
"We refuse to be carried along in a vehicle that has strayed off course to the detriment of our sovereignty, security and dignity as Africans," Kenyatta said in a statement.
All but one of the nine inquiries launched by the court have targeted African nations, and Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta – subject of an earlier, failed prosecution by the court – told a summit meeting of the African Union: "We refuse to be carried along in a vehicle that has strayed off course to the detriment of our sovereignty, security and dignity as Africans".
Both are unnecessarily slashing budgets and laying off workers, to the detriment of public services like schools and healthcare while clamoring to throw more tax dollars at corporations.
But federal and state agencies have taken a hands-off approach — to the detriment of students — according to the audit.
Bill Clinton was the worst in this regard, and it rubbed off on Hillary, to her detriment in 2016.
Time-invariant rates are a historical anachronism that subsidize very costly peak-period consumption and penalize off-peak usage to our environmental detriment.
Thomson maintains that had he toured the previous winter Steele would have had his head knocked off, but none of that is any detriment to the affection in which he is held.
