Sentences with phrase «rather than subjects»

I think people would love to be able to teach kids rather than subjects, and be encouraged to try different things with different kids.

«This is why the city's preference in this circumstance was humane euthanasia rather than subjecting the animal to the stress of transportation and relocation.»

For example, if Bitcoin is not a currency, then Bitcoin forwards and Bitcoin swaps that involve the exchange of Bitcoin for another currency will not fall under the statutory definitions of the more lightly regulated foreign exchange forwards or foreign exchange swaps.10 Likewise, retail trading of Bitcoin derivatives will be limited to designated contract markets, rather than subject to the retail foreign exchange dealer regulations.11 Treating Bitcoin as a commodity that is not a currency dovetails with the stances taken by other U.S. regulators such as the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN)(virtual currency does not have all of the attributes of real currency) 12, the Securities and Exchange Commission (Bitcoin investments are investment contracts because Bitcoin is a form of money) 13 and the Internal Revenue Service (treating Bitcoin as property for tax purposes).14

An independent Puerto Rico could also establish a tax and regulatory framework that is suitable to its status as a middle - income country, rather than subjecting businesses to policies designed for the much richer United States.

it does not matter if you accept the necessity of WW2, or if you consider yourself an american rather than a subject of the king of Briton.

To be a being or object, the actuality must be complete or already become, i.e., it must be an attained actuality — the superject or satisfaction, rather than the subject or genetic process.

That several books or bodies of literature of crucial importance for theology appeared in close proximity to one another still impresses me as coincidental or providential rather than subject to a single sociological explanation.

To summarize, all of these six factors harm persons because they diminish the self - esteem of the man in the pew, treating him as an object rather than a subject.

Wealthy men preferred to remain single and surround themselves with innumerable slave women rather than subject themselves to the inconveniences of marriage.

Rather than subjecting people to the tyranny of one voice, every voice in worship could be amplified by the microphone.

It makes Jesus an object rather than another subject.

Officials will focus on creating «jobs, jobs, jobs»; restructure government so it is organized «by function rather than subject matter»; and use «a comprehensive approach, not agency silos.»

And he goes on to say that he actually went out of his way to spare Silver undue embarrassment by having him surrender in the basement of the Javits Federal Building before being driven to the courthouse rather than subjecting him to a typical «perp walk.»

With the party still split over how to resolve the dispute, Steel challenged Nick Clegg to change course and agree to settle the row by mediation, rather than subjecting Rennard to further investigation that could lead to his expulsion.

While New York is deeply blue in aggregate — Hillary Clinton carried Trump's home state by more than 20 points — the 2012 round of redistricting saw House seats drawn by a federal court rather than subjected to normal partisan gerrymandering, which made several seats politically competitive.

«Policymakers should also consider more clinically nuanced cost - sharing policies that take medication value into account, rather than subjecting all specialty drugs to high cost sharing.»

The new film about Salinger's career, Rebel in the Rye, is a work of searing mediocrity about an author who was horrified by the very idea of mediocrity, eventually sealing himself away from public life rather than subject his work to mainstream scrutiny.

This makes it all the more surprising that, as the movie plays out, Reynolds and his genius recede into the background, becoming context for Alma's desire rather than the subject of the movie itself.

He's also a crook, so when Dima blackmails him with a folder of incriminating evidence, Vadim agrees to pay a 3.5 million ruble fee (that's around $ 67,000 US) rather than subject himself to public disgrace.

In addition, some subject choices seemed to disadvantage certain students — those taking law, for instance, were more likely to be at universities that scored lower on league tables if they had A-level law rather than a subject such as maths or science.

When students see math as a performance subject rather than a subject where learning is emphasized, they are more likely to fear math.

Mathematics is often wrongly deemed as just a subject on the curriculum, rather than the subject that underpins it.

Testing experts suggest that this intense emphasis on test preparation is wasted, because students tend to learn test - taking techniques rather than the subject tested, and they are not likely to do well on a different test of the same subject for which they were not prepared.

High stakes tests often inaccurately assess English language learners — measuring their understating of English and the dominant culture rather than the subject they are being tested in.

Most primary teachers would prefer to report student progress under Areas of Development headings rather than subject headings.

Explicitly developing and building on skills developed in PE in a wider range of circumstances is more complex than the other strategies because it requires schools to develop skills in a co-ordinated way, rather than each subject determining its curriculum in isolation.

Rather than subjecting you to the full details of the truly tedious and highly frustrating saga that followed, suffice to say that AM Assist's service - actually handled by Mondial UK - was so poor that, following calls to the ever - helpful Charlie at Stratton, Aston Martin itself took over.

And they do seem to be based on the quantity of reviews rather than the subject matter.

There exist various books on money management, but most of them talk about one of the results of money management (risk control) rather than the subject itself.

If a bath is absolutely necessary it is better to do a «spot cleaning» of the area that is dirty rather than subjecting a rabbit to the stress of bathing.

I decided, after seeing my aunt and stepfather go through the process, that I would rather enjoy the remaining time I had with her rather than subject her to that poison.

The book forms its cohesion through content and concept rather than subject matter.

For Chuck Close, it is the process of description that renders meaning, rather than the subject itself.

In short, I am a technique related artist rather than a subject related artist.

Horne was lying naked on a bed for the exhibition, an object rather than a subject, presented like a trophy to male spectatorship.

Bormuth has constructed a paradigm of motherhood by representing the mother as object rather than subject as he searches for realism within motherhood in art historical and societal roles.

By breaking taboos, Manet started a conversation about painting itself, rather than subject matter.

Rather than subject his thoughts to the peer - review process, Happer's publication of choice appears to be The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), as he was one of the 16 scientists who recently published a plea for climate inaction in that paper, and a follow - up article defending their previous misrepresentations.

The first category is information about the lawyer - client relationship rather than the subject - matter of the retainer.

The most radical statements are the Court's conclusions that «[i] n most cases,... partners are not employees of the firm, they are, collectively, the employer», and that as a partner, McCormick is seen «more as someone in control of, rather than subject to, decisions about workplace conditions.»

In applying the factors, the Court found that Mr. McCormick was more someone that was «in control» of, rather than subject to, decisions about workplace conditions.

We might as well just go ahead and «kill all the lawyers» rather than subject them to a lingering death by attrition.

As we have hopefully made clear, straightforward observation, confirmed by a consensus of experts, reveals that rather than subjecting his theories to scientific review Gardner has published through his own press or in nonscientific journals.

Such contributions may be lacking in systematic reviews undertaken by review rather than subject experts.

Rather than subject practicing professionals to rigorous new standards, states have sought to ease the transition with softer requirements and long timelines.

Not exact matches

Rather than having static jobs, work is processed through «roles» that are always subject to change.

Shy, but charismatic, «[Buterin] is a very bright young kid who is passionate about learning difficult subjects,» says Lombrozo, though he notes the coding prodigy has a tendency to try to reinvent things rather than build on existing work.

Studies that involve divvying up money, for example, have shown that subjects would irrationally rather walk away empty - handed than feel they were cheated out of their fair share.

A New York University study found that subjects were more likely to express their true selves on the Net rather than in face - to - face interaction.

In a study done last month in the journal Environment and Behavior, researchers at Cornell University manipulated the gaze of the cartoon rabbit on Trix cereal boxes and found that adult subjects were more likely to choose Trix over competing brands if the rabbit was looking at them rather than away.