The longer works, in "The Visiting Privilege," function like this.
While the problems using psychoanalytic theory to unravel the construction of non-white identity may be insoluble, some white feminists have productively used such theory to reveal how white identity and white privilege function.
Also, when a school conducts its own threat assessment, it can be a moving target and potentially biased; as a result, schools and districts should perform an equity audit to deconstruct how discrimination or privilege function in each setting.
I had assumed that the privilege represented in Sanders's predominantly white, male, and college-educated following was self-evident, obvious to someone who walks the world in progressive shoes--which I take to mean someone who has done the work of understanding how privilege functions and actively works to redress the inequalities produced by systemic oppressions.
If an application is found relevant, the Downloader downloads and installs it onto the user's smartphone along with the proper access privileges or function constraints.
Charter, a document granting certain specified rights, powers, privileges, or functions from the sovereign power of a state to an individual, corporation, city, or other unit of local organization.
In these situations, the underlying power relations are configured to privilege normative/accountability functions at the expense of the restorative/supportive and formative/educative functions which can result in supervisee dissatisfaction and potentially compromised supervision outcomes.
This privilege, robbed of function, can turn dark.
Other OQ tests may be related, as usual, to the software system, by checking software access policy and privileges, and archiving/backup functions.
Each of those is able to integrate and process CRUD operations on resources (represented via URIs) depending on the user privileges and supported functions of the used Connectors (see section 3 for further details).
