But I wished she had used her feminist analysis to make broader political arguments.
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Now, we're using these new arrests not just to get individuals, but to make broader, systemic changes.
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In exchange, Switzerland would more closely align with EU rules and make broader commitments to the block.
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In exchange, Switzerland would more closely align with EU rules and make broader commitments to the bloc.
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It is the first US carrier to make broader cuts to service in Asia because of the virus.
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Mizuno turned to senior managers and the board of directors to make broader changes, according to Japan Times employees.
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However, he would make broader links between forest fires, climate change, and what we may see in the future.
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But as municipal and regional elections approach in 2019, Vox is looking to make broader gains with its "Spain first" message.
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Clark says they decided to expose it to everyone to show how to make broader use of Dropbox content beyond pure storage.
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He also suggested that he would make broader cultural changes, arguing that desecrating the American flag should be outlawed or bring a penalty.
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That could change, as cyber thieves attempt to make broader use of the stolen data and the impact of Equifax's electronic compromise becomes clearer.
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With the company on a surer footing it is now time to make broader changes to the way employees at the company work, Parente said.
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But congressional leadership in both chambers has shown little interest in trying to make broader FISA reforms as part of the USA Freedom Act debate.
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But Ms. Manning was not expected to give interviews or make broader public statements for at least several weeks, said the person, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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What this all means is that not only are we using technology to make broader, more interconnected, and more informed food choices, but also that the movement is measurably growing.
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A concerted effort to apply or make available the variety of government grants or funding support available could provide the economic difference that make broader private investment in ports of entry a possibility.
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The United States Sentencing Commission will hold a hearing next month to consider whether courts should make broader use of the so-called compassionate-release law, which until now has been used only rarely.
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That contrasts with the more ambitious goals of the Clean Power Plan, which encouraged utilities to make broader systemic changes to cut emissions, such as switching from coal to natural gas or renewable power.
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Part of the problem for leadership is a push, from members on both sides of the aisle, to use the USA Freedom bill to make broader changes to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance (FISA) Court.
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It would block Dreamers from sponsoring parents who knowingly brought them illegally into the country, but would not make broader changes to the family visa system demanded by Trump and his GOP allies in the House.
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Joy Buolamwini, the graduate researcher on the project, told Recode in an email that software she used did not consistently detect her face, and that more analysis is needed to make broader claims about facial recognition technology.
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Though deep cuts across the globe are still required to make broader progress, actions to reduce emissions, even by small towns, are a step in the right direction, say experts who study community action on climate change.
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The idea that a "minutely accurate reconstruction" of one person's life can be said to make broader points about the nature of the human experience does not (yet) apply to the life and experiences of a female person.
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Trump even shot down a provision favored by House Republican leaders to tie a more narrow background check fix to a measure that would make concealed carry permits reciprocal between states, saying it would make broader legislation unpassable.
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For the record: EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt has so far not taken a firm position on what he thinks about this particular part of the mandate, but he has said Congress should step in to make broader reforms to the policy.
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Part of the headache for leadership is that progressives, libertarian-minded lawmakers and a growing number of rank-and-file Republicans want to use the USA Freedom Act reauthorization to make broader changes to the Foreign Surveillance Intelligence Act after Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz found "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the surveillance applications regarding Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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The vituperative tone may cause eye-rolling in some who find the fair use case to be an obvious one, but Rasenberger does go on to make broader, more philosophical observations that are food for thought: Authors are already among the most poorly paid workers in America; if tomorrow's authors cannot make a living from their work, only the independently wealthy or the subsidized will be able to pursue a career in writing, and America's intellectual and artistic soul will be impoverished.
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Since that time, they have progressively attempted to formalise the operating structure of Dial House while still acting as hosts to all and sundry. Organised events from philosophical gatherings to permaculture workshops have become regular dates, while more long term arrangements such artist residencies make broader use of the space and facilities offered at Dial House.
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Human interface guidelines often describe the visual design rules, including icon and window design and style. Much less frequently, they specify how user input and interaction mechanisms work. Aside from the detailed rules, guidelines sometimes also make broader suggestions about how to organize and design the application and write user-interface text. HIGs are also done for applications.
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The Practice of Diaspora focuses on black writers in the interwar period. "Retracing the encounters between black intellectuals from both the Anglophone and the Francophone world in Paris, during the early to middle decades of the twentieth century, Edwards is able to make broader theoretical and historical claims for the role of translation in shaping black diasporic cultures." Edwards examines works by Alain Locke, René Maran, Claude McKay, and Paulette Nardal among others. W.E.B. DuBois serves as a point of departure for this transnational examination of black print culture.
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What is important within this task is the stop signal reaction time, which indicates how long it takes reactive inhibition to be triggered and thus for the action to be ceased. Shorter times indicate a person has better reactive inhibition skills, and thus able to more quickly switch from the activation of some response to the abandoning of that goal through reactive inhibition. Due to the simplicity of the SST some modern researchers are against its use to make broader assumptions about inhibition. The SST’s demands on attention and inhibition are relatively low and simple in nature, unlike many real life situations, which makes them distrusting of its results.
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