Many of us involved in the criminal justice system believe that failure to empanel juries who better reflect the socioeconomic conditions of the vast majority of both defendants and victims threatens both the perception and efficacy of a criminal justice system rooted in egalitarian principles.
People who value open systems believe that is just the point -- value comes not from owning but from sharing.
Apparently, the politicians who put in the national-quota system believed that people who eat bland food make better citizens than people who don't.
Mr. Paaswell, the former chief of Chicago's transit system, believes that this has happened in New York in part because of the very nature of its system, particularly the subway.
Mr. Wang writes that the Chinese leadership, backed by the domestic news media and the education system, believes that China's turn in the world has arrived, and that it is the United States that is "on the wrong side of history".
But a survey by the Voter Enfranchisement Project found that almost 40percentt of people who had contact with the criminal justice system believed that people could not vote while on probation.
Thus, with respect to the problem of instability, supporters of the market system believe that capitalism, left alone as much as possible, will naturally corroborate the trend of economic expansion that has marked its history.
The leader of our huge, complicated, interconnected, ever-changing, intricate school system believes that we can best understand it by means of a series of letters: A through F. How much more one-dimensional can one get?
Scientists working on an ash cloud detection system believe that airlines will soon be able to do just that.
