White callers to the "Talk Back Natchitoches" radio show worried that Mr. Winston would not serve all equally.
They must also be "impartial", acting solely according to the merits of the case and serving all governments equally, regardless of politics.
This suggests that the solar industry is not serving all Americans equally.
The media, at its best, is meant to be a unifying experience, serving all people, equally.
Right now, the technology-fueled information revolution is not serving all Americans equally well, and our local communities are in need of help.
Rather, as the traces of Chrysippus' On Lives make clear, the Stoics believe that goodness requires serving other human beings as best one can, that serving all human beings equally well is impossible, and that the best service one can give typically requires political engagement.
And charter schools, given their rapid expansion, need to serve all students equally.
(It was Wu who, in 2002, coined the term, to characterize the principle that Internet service providers should serve all users equally).
The remainder – a project manager, two drivers, two security guards, a cook, an administrator, a project accountant and a monitoring and evaluation officer – serve all components equally.
A switchboard operator disappears on a Friday, and the next time you see her...she is unrecognizable because of leisure and exposure to the sun, which serves all classes equally.
"How can you effectively measure the performance of these new schools if they do not accurately reflect the demographic breakdown of New York City as a whole?" David C. Bloomfield, the president of the citywide high school parent council, however, called the grants "an insult," saying they "in no way replace" the department's legal obligation to serve all students equally.
