Protests by the newly formed National Association for the Advancement of Colored People NAACPP) brought a halt to formal segregation in the federal workplace, although it informally prevailed in practice.
First, it was easier to leave the gold standard than the euro because countries still had their currencies in place and were not bound by treaty obligations, whereby an exit from the euro entails leaving the European Union (though whether this strict interpretation of the law would prevail in practice is unclear).
The authority in question is, in principle, intellectual or epistemic (based on expertise); but the distinction between epistemic and hierarchical authority was always blurry, and the latter could (and often did) prevail in practice.
Christie attempted to assuage these fears in his advertisement: This sincere attitude seems to have largely prevailed in practice.
Characterization of the schizophrenia as either/or dichotomy following the disease entity model prevails in both clinical practice and research.
Firstly, in a PC context where an individual approach prevails in clinicians' everyday practice, the implementation of a population health management tool needs to be framed within a wider strategy promoting a re-orientation towards a population approach.
We may distinguish four especially important criticisms: denial that the putative conventions prevail in actual practice; denial that convention can determine linguistic meaning; denial that convention is necessary for linguistic meaning; and denial that convention-based accounts employ the proper order of explanation.
This practice prevails in many European and other nations.
However, scientific (reductionist) medicine prevails in today's medical practice, which attempts to reduce the personal "psychosocial" to molecular and cellular mechanisms or programs in the brain.
The three-pillar model prevails in political and scientific practice, despite being criticized for its lack of theoretical depth in justifying sustainable development as overall guiding principle, its systematic neglect of interdependencies between the pillars and insufficient consideration of the postulate of justice and fairness [14, 15].
