From the end of the war to the 80s, the idea that fairness was importantly linked with equality of outcome shaped the national conversation, delivering such much-loved institutions as the NHS.
However, this arid, texbook debate, "equal opportunity" versus "equal outcome", misses the point: how today's unequal outcomes shape tomorrow's unequal opportunities.
Yet a troubled history, and its tough outcomes, shape both their emotions and the novel's progress.
The effect of exposure to a role model on medical students can be summarized in three main outcomes: shaping of career aspirations, development of a professional identity, and behavior [15].
Past experiences and poor outcomes shaped many patients attitudes.
The second inclusion criterion is based on the rationale that CM, and derived social outcomes, shapes sexual behaviours, which in turn impact on biomedical indicators.
The outcome could shape the fortunes of the state's best thoroughbred tracks for decades, horse racing experts say.
The outcome will shape the debate on ending banking secrecy in the European Union and exchanging information on tax evasion.
Officials at the Republican National Committee are watching carefully, and the outcome could shape how the relationship between the committee and Mr. Romney proceeds.
Forget the "Star Wars" fantasies: the real struggle on the Net today is between these two visions of how to make software -- and its outcome will shape the digital world.
One of them is that it is likely to prove the most politically significant constitutional decision in years, and the outcome could shape the future of Obama's presidency.
