Business increasingly isn't looking for a narrow view of education or a vocational specific view of education.
They have a specific view of what a successful broker or manager will look like, and it is not usually a woman or a black or Hispanic".
CBT embodies a very specific view of painful emotions: that they're primarily something to be eliminated, or failing that, made tolerable.
When he was chief justice, William Rehnquist wrote about the 1876 presidential election; Justice Stephen Breyer's "Active Liberty" set forth a specific view of the Constitution.
So, in his honor, in this magazine or in its twenty-first-century etherized avatar a limited and specific view of Sunday's game.
Both the choice of British films, and the condescending tone of the documentaries, push a very specific view of recent British history.
So, in his honor, in this magazine — or in its twenty-first-century etherized avatar — a limited and specific view of Sunday's game.
That is to some degree a culturally specific view, of course, born out of a constitutional tradition that enshrines religion as a matter of personal conscience.
Still, the Tea Party is unusual among American political movements in its commitment to a specific view of the Constitution — one that accords, with great precision, with Thomas's own approach.
But, in reality, this is a man who grew up in Ed Koch's New York City, and I think he has a very specific view of the role that government is supposed to play in people's lives.
If the state legislature decides from the beginning to exercise that authority by instructing the various institutions -- certainly not just the courts, the attorney general, the secretary of state -- in very particular ways to exercise their roles in the process with a specific view of JUSTICE O'CONNOR -- Well, it certainly did by enacting that date.
