Sentences with phrase «outmoded concepts»

Special education in California is in «deep trouble,» exacerbated by outmoded concepts and an extreme shortage of fully - prepared teachers, according to Michael Kirst, president of the California State Board of Education.

In this article the reporters repeatedly refer to outmoded concepts and laws.

Although, as we noted, naturalism and humanism tend to think of sin as an outmoded concept and talk instead about maladjustment, insecurity, neurosis, or antisocial conduct, the term remains in the diction of Christians.

The notion of «national sovereignty» is declared to be an outmoded concept.

These days, some critics of tenure say it is an outmoded concept, more appropriate to a university setting where it is earned over years, granted more sparingly and serves to protect academic freedom.

Kill the entire outmoded concept of «out of print.»

Just as a bear market can scare off investors, a prolonged bull market can lead investors to think that market risk is nothing but an outmoded concept.

«Youth detention is an outmoded concept and is particularly damaging for Indigenous Australians, as we know.

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The concept, called universal basic income, has a long history but is resurfacing lately as technology threatens to outmode workers in an ever - diversifying range of jobs.

We are often told in portentous tones that these words do not occur in the First Amendment (or anywhere else in the Constitution), that there has never been «absolute» separation of church and state (seemingly with the implication that therefore there shouldn't be any such separation), and that the concept has become outmoded with the demise of the quaint notion of limited government and the expansion of the activities of both governments and churches.

Yet the process alternative resembles materialistic theories of mind, and represents what they might become if they abandoned the now - outmoded Cartesian / Newtonian concept of matter.

He said there was no use putting new money into the outmoded approach based on the old concept of giant mental hospitals out in the country.

Tying that concept to the by - now outmoded and pointless discourse of Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft, Lasch thinks it is too anemic, too sentimental a term.

But some of those 80s concepts can be a bit outmoded today, especially in regards to gender.

«' The environmental movement's foundational concepts, its method for framing legislative proposals, and its very institutions are outmoded.

Outmoded thinking and stale marketing concepts will hold your business back, so let's leave these ideas in 2016 where they belong — behind us.

Bintcliff's words describe concepts that sound anything but outmoded.

To this day, however, laws governing property rights during marriage retain outmoded and archaic common law concepts about ownership, possession, and control of marital property that discriminate against women.