Those land values underpinned the loans that would help pay for improvements.
This would require recognition that the personal and cultural values underpinning parenting are grounded in social and economic conditions.
Even so, on a deep level, the human values underpinning the onshore nation point to a commonwealth of citizens having autonomy in the economic sphere.
It helps drive me to oppose the values underpinning Cameron's administration, which justify policies that kick the poor – such as the bedroom tax – while shovelling even more wealth into the hands of the richest, through tax cuts and privatisation.
Information sharing was a key theme of the conference, as was the need to build relationships based on trust and mutual respect, to understand political realities, and to recognise how values underpin how evidence gets used in decision-making.
The early records of the NSC also show an awareness in post-World War II, early-Cold War America that our greatest strengths countering those efforts lie in a respect for the values underpinning our system.
"That means the values underpinning our visions of an A.I. future could well become self-fulfilling prophecies". He declined to comment on his fund's investment in Megvii or its practices.
"I'm in no doubt that Monisha has all the necessary skills to be an outstanding team principal, and I'm equally certain she will ensure that the values underpinning the company live on.
Democracy, human rights and the rule of law are the values underpinning the association agreement and Ukraine has already committed itself to them in the framework of the O.S.C.E., the Council of Europe, and also vis-à-vis the E.U.
These actions, however, move scientists from research sites on the bay into public decision-making fora, requiring the translation and obfuscation of the values underpinning their work into forms socially acceptable in bureaucratic contexts.
