The vote was extended to women over 30 (so long as they or their husbands occupied premises of a certain value) in 1918, and then to all women over 21 in 1928, bringing equality at the ballot box, though this was just weeks after Pankhurst's death, aged 69, on 14 June of that year.
The school comprises three small buildings, its perimeters established by barbed wire in an attempt to prevent the drug users within the community entering the premises and stealing anything of value.
Perhaps our judgments of the value of actions are ultimately parasitic on our convictions about the what there is reason to do or to admire; in that case, we will not be able to derive conclusions about reasons from antecedent premises in the theory of value (Scanlon 1998, chap. 2).
The case for tribal sovereignty rests not simply on premises about the value of tribal culture and membership, but also on what is owed to Native peoples for the historical injustices perpetrated against them.
But a significant number of critics and teachers took to castigating the premise and value of competitions as an encouragement of faceless virtuosity, superficial brilliance and inoffensive interpretations.
With these premises, the values of the load factors calculated from,, and are shown in Table 14, note that the combined heuristic does not require an initial assignment.
The premises of William G. Tierney's argument about the value of for-profit colleges to the greater economy are sound, but his conclusion -- that for-profits are essential to economic growth -- is debatable.
One of the fundamental premises of this model is the demonstrated value of telling and re-framing of stories [ 32- 34].
One of the premises of this study is that the value created through system usage must be measured from the user's perspective [ 18].
Specialists saw an average of 40 patients exclusively on their premises (median value).
Value-driven design starts from the premise that a designer has preferences, which can be modeled in terms of value maximization.
