An example of responses consistent with 'cultural sensibility' is: "I suppose I would see it [cultural diversity] as actually being to do with ethnicity, along with religion, social class, gender, perhaps disability and sexual orientation, the ways in which people are different.
The experimenter rotated its orientation by way of pressing a key, beginning at the direction opposite the respective target.
"The Scouts will not inquire into a person's sexual history, and that person will not expose their sexual orientation one way or the other".
Herein we modified the CEA sdAbs with two different C-terminal fusions designed to aid with orientation by way of the tail's charge and biotin binding.
"Boy Scout Council Adopts Doon't Ask' Rule" (news article, Aug. 2) reports that a Boston-area Boy Scout council will allow gay scoutmasters but says Scout leaders "will not expose their sexual orientation one way or another".
But their counselors, midway through a weeklong orientation, were way ahead of them, learning from a visiting psychologist how to handle an encounter between a popular, domineering repeat camper and a trembling newcomer.
Our most recent work has focused attention on how nonprofit organizations take on more transparent orientations, the ways in which these organizations weathered the financial crisis, and how they have developed an online presence.
The hot tang of heartache was no less real for Erika Eiffel when she broke up with her "greatest love" because, for her, objectum sexuality is "not an affliction or an addiction; it's an orientation, the way we are inclined".
More closely knit communities, on the other hand, develop common outlooks, orientations, and ways of thinking (14).
The therapeutic orientation gives way to " therapeutic misconception ", defined as the tendency for patients/subjects to confuse their participation in clinical trials with personalized medical care [ 34, 35 ].
