In an email, Ms. Jerde defended the policy, equating the risk that golfers take to those assumed by a skier.
Arizona's new immigration law is just about crime, its supporters say, but given that the state's new education policy equates ethnic studies programs with high treason, they may not be using the commonly accepted definition of "crime".
Further, almost 6900 ART cycles were not undertaken in 2010 54266 after adjusting for anticipatory behaviour) as a result of the EMSNCap policy, equating to approximately 1540 ART babies not being born in 2010 12099 after adjusting for anticipatory behaviour).
Policies equating cyberthreats to nuclear threats, or raising the profile of nuclear weapons in our conventional defenses, undermine the credibility of nuclear deterrence by threatening use for lesser contingencies and makes nuclear use more likely.
When the White House this month tweeted its first-ever personal attack against Harris, saying her criticism of Trump's border policies equated to supporting criminal gangs, Harris wasted no time snapping back, accusing the president of "ripping babies from their mothers," a reference to his immigrant family separation policy.
The emphases put on SBA and EmOC by the international maternal health strategy are interpreted as institutional births by the national maternal health policies, equating institutional births as safe births.
Proponents said the change was needed to put Amtrak back to its pre-9/11 gun policy and equate it with airline security measures that allow unloaded, locked handguns in checked baggage.
"They are implementing policies that equate large families with same-sex partnerships, belief in God with the belief in Satan.
· The union's banning of Roey Gilad, an Israeli embassy representative, because of their policy which equates Zionism with racism.
How can we discuss one of our most important public policies if every criticism of immigration policy is equated with blaming immigrants?
