For example, the value of "inclusiveness" as a process principle is essential for redressing power differences amongst key stakeholders [ 27].
There is, though, a more fundamental difference: "The Redress of Poetry" is about the strength of poetry, while "The Strength of Poetry" is really about human weaknesses and the compensating strengths of poets.
This study aimed to redress this gap by identifying differences in barriers and facilitators to AOD treatment use among Black African and Coloured persons from Cape Town, South Africa.
This study aimed to redress this gap through identifying differences in barriers to AOD treatment use among Black African and Coloured persons from Cape Town, South Africa.
This innovation, stressing rather than suppressing ethnic differences, would, they said, redress the grievances of Ethiopia's "nationalities" against Amharic domination.
There are no hugs, no hands across the sea of cultural difference, no sentimental gestures of redress, just a stunning acknowledgment of the chasm between the two characters.
Under Rawls' Difference Principle, though, no such explicit compensation is forthcoming — as Rawls says, the Difference Principle is not the principle of redress (Rawls 1971, 101).
This problem can be addressed through systemic strengthening of health systems in order to build capacity and sustainability, thereby redressing the inequities in healthcare delivery due to historical differences in health systems between and within rich and poor countries.
In all areas of healthcare, presentation of differences between services by use of funnel plots helps redress the tendency to spend time on interpreting differences that are likely to be the result of random variation.
Though the outlines of the two cases are similar, differences between how the world's two largest democracies have chosen to redress centuries of past discrimination are striking.
