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...uccessful only if they are coupled with sustained visible efforts to prevent discrimination by their husband’s family against those women who are i... ...hat children affected with HIV/AIDS can be admitted in any school without any discrimination for it does not spread by air or personal contact like ... ...up they could have counseled them and their relatives, so that such types of discrimination do not take place. Further this man after a month was b... ...ected by their husbands. 35. Some of the HIV/AIDS patients suffered double discrimination by being infected with by HIV/AIDS and being widows. Th...
...with Light, and Malchut has nothing of her own. This is the meaning of our discrimination of two discernments of Light in each Partzuf: Ohr Pnimi (In...
...y, there are no differences between age or origin. The soul doesn’t make such discriminations. WO M E N S T U DY I N G K A B B A L A H Q: Are women a... ... study Kabbalah. Q: Is there a different curriculum for women? A: There is no discrimination in spirituality. Women, like men, must attain adhesion ...
...een. Id. at 13 fig.8. 2. See Tim Wu, Why Have a T elecommunications Law? Anti-Discrimination Norms in Com- Notes to Pages 17–21 253 munications, 5 J. ... ...9 M. L. R. 917, 918–19 (2005). 15.Tim Wu, Network Neutrality, Broadband Discrimination, 2 J. T. H T. L 141, 145–47 (2003). 16. S... ...the network neutrality debate, compare Tim Wu, Network Neutrality, Broadband Discrimination, 2 J. T. H T. L. 141 (2003), and Mark A. Le... .... P, Jan. 19, 2007, at A19; Adam D. Thierer, “Net Neutrality”: Digital Discrimination or Regulatory Gamesmanship in Cyberspace?, at 17–19 (CATO ... ...2000, http://news.bbc.co.uk/ 2/hi/business/914691.stm. 21. For more on price discrimination for information goods, see William Fisher, When Should We ...
... hand the arrangement of a mutual forfeit of one game as adopted, makes no discrimination as to the responsibility for the existing state of affairs i... ...ua- tion would eliminate these evils. Overcapitalization, excessive rates, discrimination and unfair taxation of railroads wore in turn considered by ... ..., is not opposed to the governmental supervision of railroads in regard to discrimination, of rates, rebat- ing, unjust classifioation of freight, and... ...ed by what the traffic will bear, not by capitalization. Byard proved that discrimination could bo regulated without revaluation and that the rates in...
...ses -in contrast to educating them in special facilities. Public Law 504, against discrimination and specifically, Public Law 94142, give parents th...
... made understood in a purely English experience. This is the whole paradox of the theme of human liberty, human dignity, human rights, racism, racial discrimination etc. The greatest of liberators are seen as the greatest of oppressors! People, who bear the most diabolic mental content in their minds, bask in the glorious deceitful limelight by being known as the best of h...
... English and will lead USA to social tensions. Though the extreme emotional disturbances, it causes would be understood as racial feelings and colour discrimination, the real reasons could be the strange, and disturbing social restructuring that is being forced on an easy going English society. Ordinary, peaceful persons would react violently to alien disturbing cultural s...
...ists experimenting with lucidity the tragical consequences of the language discrimination" (The Literary Paradoxist Movement; Xiquan Publishing House,...
...se they are neither Hindus nor Muslims but respect all persons without any discrimination; 11. Sikhs have their unique identity by keeping up their ...
...In India, life of millions of Dalits, even today, is characterised by long, consistent struggle from cradle to grave. Their life is defined by caste-discrimination, exploitation, abuse, and denial of basic right to life with resources for survival – food, shelter, clothing, livelihood, and education. Sufferings and pains associated with vicious cycle of poverty continue f...
...lised accordingly. He feels wronged, baffled, injured, the victim of bias, discrimination and injustice. He rebels and rages. Depending upon the pe...
... anyone to follow up with you after the first interview, have been told you are overqualified, don’t have enough experience, or are worried about age discrimination? Maybe you are wondering why it is so difficult to get a recruiter’s attention or worried that there are not enough jobs and too much competition. Maybe you are frustrated because you have been in a long job se...
...children were allowed by the officers in charge into the lifeboats. Another was the discrimination against Third Class passengers. The boats suffice... ...ey distinctions were formally abolished three decades ago in the enlightened West. Discrimination between human beings in now allowed only on the b... ...rit (=on the basis of one's natural endowments). Why should we think one basis for discrimination preferable to another? Can we eliminate discrimin... ...ible, would it have been desirable? The answers, in my view, are that no basis of discrimination can hold the moral high ground. They are all mora... ...der the same circumstances and conditions. It is impossible to equate the unequal. Discrimination is not imposed by humans on an otherwise egalita... ...an world. It is introduced by the world into human society. And the elimination of discrimination would constitute a grave error. The inequalities ... ...evelopment. Hopes, desires, aspirations and inspiration are all the derivatives of discrimination or of the wish to be favoured, or preferred over ... ...iable witness as to his mental disposition. It is, therefore, a valid criterion for discrimination. The other argument in favour of favouring the f...
...This handbook is designed for trainers who design and deliver anti-racism, anti-discrimination or anti-prejudice training. Its aim is to support trainers to make their work as effective as possible, including by influencing resistant learners with approaches which have been shown to change attitudes. It ...
...legal risks to minimising conflict in the workplace, organisations have an expectation that training will solve any potential problems around racism, discrimination or prejudice. However, for trainers, it can be difficult to meet those expectations. For a variety of reasons, some participants will be reluctant or resistant to engage with the training. They may even display...
...d learning outcomes Step 2: Developing a training session Developing content on key concepts Race and racism ‘National culture’ and stereotyping Discrimination and exclusion Everyday racism Step 3: Training delivery Working with resistant learners Step 4: Evaluating the training Conclusion Appendix A: Glossary Appendix B: Sample training module Appendix C: ...
...king the barriers. Through all my years of fighting against prejudice and discrimination, I have always looked up to his life for getting the courag...
...taboo there that nobody believed in its existence. In that respect, free of discrimination, one was free to be gay in Korea. Then the18 year-old boy ...
...to it as “our world” and give these sections names. These names are spiritual discriminations that we make through which we begin to gradually attai...
...f rods (1866) nor had FM radio theory yet revealed how to perform frequency discrimination simply (1947) when he presented his trichromatic theory o...
... "Beliefs that men are intrinsically better at this or that have repeatedly led to discrimination and prejudice, and then they've been proved to be...
...ly engaged, is, as we have seen, only a foundation. Without experience in the Greater Reality neither the atheist nor the religionist has the genuine discrimination to either criticize the other or defend him or herself, for each is left with only the thinking mind and limited experience with which to understand the other—and thinking mind and limited experience are, in th...
...untouchability due to Hindu religion using FCMs and NCMs 43 2.2 Analysis of discrimination faced by Dalits/ Sudras in the field of education as ... ...M and NCM 66 5 2.4 Problems faced by Dalits in the political arena due to discrimination – a FCM and NCM analysis 75 2.5 Study of Economic St... ...he evils of untouchability due to Hinduism and its codes. In section two, the discrimination faced by Dalits and Sudras in the field of education is... ... inequality experienced by Dalits and Sudras. In section four we analyze the discrimination faced by Dalits in the political field. Economic threat... ...gion R 2 - Superstition R 3 - Faith in particular religious sect R 4 - Discrimination in religion R 5 - No freedom of choice (caste is birth... ...Untouchability R 7 - Caste system R 8 - Psychological oppression R 9 - Discrimination in social outlook R 10 - Practice of Varnashrama Dharm... ...o provides them an improved identity and a new sense of belonging. R 4 – Discrimination in religion The Hindu religion follows the fourfold v... ... at four feet, some at eight feet, and some as far as even sixty-four feet. Discrimination against Dalits is dominant even today in the public and... ...ir inferior identity. So it oppresses them psychologically. R 9 – Social discrimination (According to this expert this concept is different f...
..., Milosevic quelled a miners' hunger strike and proceeded to institute measures of discrimination against the Albanians in the province. Discrimina... ...sort to force. Rugova advocated the measured application of the insidious powers of discrimination and segregation. But, once the theme was set, var...
...f the information about the presence or absence of manifestations decreases the discrimination power when going from the completely informed case (E... ... can be drawn for M + and M – ). This suggests that in order to improve the discrimination power of the model, we have to refine the non–fuzzy m...
...rd… or a moustache, or sideburns, or some ugly facial hair. Talk about sports discrimination. Only THE PATH OF SPLITNESS Chapter Six A: Civilizat... ...to you. Modern Racism Why is there less overt racism, less hate and less discrimination in modern Capitalist countries now than in the past whe... ...d give any bullshit excuse. And nobody can accuse you of racism, or hate, or discrimination. You can even lie to yourself and pretend that you did ... ...’ Is now the standard form of racist hypocrisy for every imaginable kind of discrimination and hate and fear. It is so common. It is a standing ... ...ally or religiously. There is much more opportunity to practice racism and discrimination in modern Capitalism through hiring and firing; than th... ...when faced with huge injustices like mass genocide, and mass racism, and mass discrimination… expresses its opposition to all of this evil… as weak... ... in common except self-gratification. Who needs racism or cultural or ethnic discrimination when you can discriminate against anyone as a consumer? ... ...ot buy it. Consumerism has created a new kind of inhumane racism: incremental discrimination. Finding a tiny incremental reason for disliking and h... ...allied armies. Under Nazi rule: the removal of civil rights, the systematic discrimination of the Jews, the Slavs, the homosexuals, the mentally i...
...costs for Small and Medium Enterprises which have higher barriers to entry. Non- discrimination, Consistency, Predictability and Due Process No...
... policies, market forces (including external shocks), the business cycle, discrimination, and investment - including by the private sector - in huma... ...ngements, boycotts, territorial divisions, non-competitive mergers, price discrimination, exclusive dealing, unfair acts, practices and methods. Bot... ...tor's market). Harass competitors with antitrust, labor-related, and anti-discrimination lawsuits and other litigious techniques. Use "brute force"...
...into the hard facts of life. Her school nativity play turns out to be a pretty ugly affair. It opens up the cracks in the social divides, religious discrimination and dark family secrets. Told with wry humour and compassion for the pain of children, unseen by adults, a complex web of history unfolds underneath the rivalries and small disasters of Nyla's school play in w...
.... A consolation prize, appearing in only one scene. Why? The answer was a lot more complex than I knew. In fact I had fallen afoul of religious discrimination. It was a late aftertaste of the persecution that had made my ancestors walk all the way across Europe in search of a sanctuary. And although I was only nine years old, my life was inextricably entangled in his...
...are mechanisms), or because of racial, gender, sexual orientation or other forms of discrimination." Differential pricing is often confused with dyn... ...tems at the University of California in Berkeley summarizes the treatment of "Price Discrimination" in A. C. Pigou's seminal 1920 tome, "The Economi... ... A. C. Pigou's seminal 1920 tome, "The Economics of Welfare": "First-degree price discrimination means that the producer sells different units of ... ...differ from person to person. This is sometimes known as the case of perfect price discrimination. Second-degree price discrimination means that th... .... A common example of this sort of pricing is volume discounts. Third-degree price discrimination occurs when the producer sells output to differen... ... to a given person sells for the same price. This is the most common form of price discrimination, and examples include senior citizens' discounts,... ...omic efficiency in a 1996 article published in "First Monday": "First-degree price discrimination yields a fully efficient outcome, in the sense of... ...me, in the sense of maximizing consumer plus producer surplus. Second-degree price discrimination generally provides an efficient amount of the goo... ... groups with small willingness to pay may not be served at all. Third-degree price discrimination increases welfare when it encourages a sufficient...
...tying arrangements, boycotts, territorial divisions, non-competitive mergers, price discrimination, exclusive dealing, unfair acts, practices and me... ...numerous self-preservation mechanisms and strict hierarchy, obedience, discipline, discrimination (by sex, by race, above all, by age and familial ... ...children were allowed by the officers in charge into the lifeboats. Another was the discrimination against Third Class passengers. The boats suffice... ...ey distinctions were formally abolished three decades ago in the enlightened West. Discrimination between human beings in now allowed only on the b... ...rit (=on the basis of one's natural endowments). Why should we think one basis for discrimination preferable to another? Can we eliminate discrimin... ...ible, would it have been desirable? The answers, in my view, are that no basis of discrimination can hold the moral high ground. They are all mora... ...der the same circumstances and conditions. It is impossible to equate the unequal. Discrimination is not imposed by humans on an otherwise egalitar... ...an world. It is introduced by the world into human society. And the elimination of discrimination would constitute a grave error. The inequalities ... ...evelopment. Hopes, desires, aspirations and inspiration are all the derivatives of discrimination or of the wish to be favoured, or preferred over ...
...g minimal information on the hyper power set of the frame (thus has the minimal discrimination power between all possible propositions). There does no... ...uity between the two propositions and but it is more informative than since the discrimination power (our easiness to decide which proposition support...
...self-preservation mechanisms and strict hierarchy, obedience, discipline, discrimination (by sex, by race, above all, by age and familial affiliatio...
...s laid out in James Boyle, “Cruel, Mean, or Lavish? Economic Analysis, Price Discrimination and Dig- ital Intellectual Property,” Vanderbilt Law Revie... ... account, see James Boyle, “Cruel, Mean, or Lavish? Economic Analysis, Price Discrimination and Digital Intellectual Property,” Vanderbilt Law Re- vie... ...ons. See also James Boyle, “Cruel, Mean, or Lavish? Economic Analysis, Price Discrimination and Digital Intellectual Property,” Vanderbilt Law Review ...
... takes you to Guyana where the matter is stirring up controversy following a piece of legislation that almost passed, a bill that would have outlawed discrimination based on sexual orientation. Hindus there are asking themselves which side of the debate they are on, and the discussion is fascinating. Our Point-Counterpoint shows the range of Hindu thinking on a touchy subj...
...iption of proposed research . . . . 385 18.2.1 Discovery of missing information . . . 385 18.2.2 Measure of consistency . . . . 387 18.2.3 Feature discrimination . . . . 387 18.2.4 Measures of value of information . . . 389 18.2.5 Fusion using DSmT . . . . 390 18.3 Experimental details and results . . . . 391 18.3.1 Simulated network of radar sensors . . . 391 18.3...
...mits and social taboo. This Novel is an action and adventure based fiction and an attempt to make this world as joint peaceful global village free of discriminations of caste and racial and Islamic and non Islamic likes and dislikes. Author seems to stress upon the fact that discriminations of this sort are very fatal for the restoration of world peace. Unless this disc...
...s and social taboo. This Novel is an action and adventure based fiction and an attempt to make this world as joint peaceful global village free of discriminations of caste and racial and Islamic and non Islamic likes and dislikes. Author seems to stress upon the fact that discriminations of this sort are very fatal for the restoration of world peace. 6 Unless this ...
...ng Techniques .............................................................................................. 86 1—Show your children how to overcome discrimination. .............................. 86 2—Set a culture of thriftiness-by-example. ..................................................... 87 3—Define education as their primary goal. ..................................