This is, of course, a lie, stemming from a system in which borders reflexively open for capital and close for people.
Included among institutional arrangements that support sustainable resource use practices, for instance, are prescriptive norms of appropriate conduct stemming from a system of ethics that governs attitudes and behaviour toward living resources.
Additionally, data such as an employee's contract status stemming from an HR system might further support policy management.
Now, white privilege, on the other hand, is a reference to the myriad of benefits bestowed on white people stemming from the aforementioned system of white supremacy.
There are three major inputs to the science of character, each stemming from a psychic system in the mental apparatus, cognitive, emotional and moral.
The problem was, and remains to this day, the purposeful deafness of this nation's electeds stemming from a political system that prioritizes partisanship and fundraising above patriotism and governing.
Because of scheduling blunders partly stemming from the new system, students at Jefferson High School sat in the auditorium for weeks waiting to be assigned classes.
Numerous examples of SLDM by physiotherapists were made in response to factors stemming from system levels beyond their sphere of influence.
Institutional factors capture vaccination-related factors influencing parents' VDM stemming from the healthcare system, including policies and vaccination schedules.
Since innovators are often interested in research information stemming from comparable systems, we may restrict searches to the VA setting using the author affiliation field coding in PubMed.
Themes emerged in relation to challenges stemming from systems issues, such as differences in service models which affect patient contact and the logistics of assessment when a patient is near death.
