Every situation is different, of course, and Quebec's students draw on a distinctive history of social and political struggle, one rooted in the 1960s quiet revolution.
In the literature on anti-immigrant attitudes, two broad explanations are offered: one rooted in perceptions of economic threat or economic burden (e.g., immigrants as free riders), and the other in perceptions of cultural threat (immigrants as irremediably other).
Mr. Corallo said he had used a different standard, one rooted in Justice Department policy.
The culture here was traditionally a productive one rooted in making things and selling them.
It has one foot dancing in the New Age, and one rooted in the Old South.
For this reason we are advocating a new approach: one rooted in localism not bureaucratic and complex centralism.
Our identity is an ancient one, rooted in ancient customs, traditions and culture, all connected to people, place and creation.
Like Mr. Gandhi, Mr. Yadav is the scion of a political family, if one rooted in the grittier, bare-knuckle traditions of Indian politics.
Sheik Yawar is a political creature, one rooted in the sensibilities of the Shammar tribe, one of the largest and most powerful in Iraq.
Mr. Rebovich and Mr. Pomper believe the answer is a prosaic one, rooted in the candidates' strengths and not in a broad underlying political trend.
