Conversely, many firms labelled private by the official statistics, particularly small township, village enterprises (TVEs) and collectives owned by their employees, are in truth controlled by local governments.
Multiple studies like the AAUW's 2012 The Simple Truth, controlled for factors known to affect earnings such as education and training, parenthood and hours worked, "college-educated women still earn five percent less than men one year out of college and 12percentt less than men 10 years out of college".
And, the truth is, control is the not so hidden agenda and message of schools.
We know from his tapes that he knew who the culprits were in the first days after the break-in, yet Nixon believed he could somehow skirt the truth and control the situation.
The well-established truth that gun control controls gun violence, for example, is one accepted by every other rich country but you can still hear that the efficacy of gun control is undecided because there are Americans who think it is, just as you might think that the efficacy of vaccination is undecided because you can find Americans who think that, too.
The well-established truth that gun control controls gun violence, for example, is one accepted by every other rich country — but you can still hear that the efficacy of gun control is undecided because there are Americans who think it is, just as you might think that the efficacy of vaccination is undecided because you can find Americans who think that, too.
The act's money-saving potential has also been clouded by an essential truth about controlling costs: it's messy.
Using different experimental tasks in their studies of deception, they observed that activity in the prefrontal, cingulate, and parietal regions is associated with lying (increased brain activity during lying, relative to a truth-telling control).
Discipline, patience, control, truth, risk, effortlessness were all things I thought about while I was putting this album together".
