They are, however, fast traveling down a route that has the potential to turn differences of opinion into a dangerous rivalry.
He writes, "The motivating idea [for the anticaste principle] is that without good reason, social and legal structures should not turn differences that are both highly visible and irrelevant from the moral point of view into systematic social disadvantages.
There must be social processes at work that, as Sunstein puts its, "turn differences that are both highly visible and irrelevant from the moral point of view into systematic social disadvantages" (1994: 2429).
In turn, differences in incidence and in prevalence may both be influenced by socioeconomic factors, lifestyle behaviours, social environment and healthcare access.
In turn, differences in morbidity or differences in the propensity to be referred to a hospital were able to be hypothesized as latent factors expected to affect differentially to men and women.
And so his stepfather's resistance proved a goad to his ambition, spurring him to reconfigure his world by turning difference into strength.
Abandoned at birth, scorned and wrongly accused of murder, the sensitive and intelligent Wild Boy turns sleuth to prove his innocence in a thoroughly gripping tale about turning difference to one's advantage.
There is a one-half-turn difference in the helical-phase dependence of J for LB conformations relative to those for the WA and WT conformations.
Even when he lost, which he occasionally did, the president turned differences between the parties into campaign issues that worked.
The odd thing was that, in conversation, he was immune to the habit of turning differences of taste into differences of value.
Knee flexion during stance was increased on the IN limb, while ankle plantarflexion increased on the OUT limb consistent with body lean during turning; differences in joint kinetics during turning were negligible.
