Sentences with phrase «than treated as»

Routinely in this kind of narrative, the plight of polar bears, summer sea ice melt, global warming, and anthropogenic CO2 are conflated as the one and same thing, as each other's cause and effect, rather than treated as phenomena that have distinct and complex causes.

Rather than treated as mere formalities, these principal evaluations should serve as important tools for rewarding good principals, helping average principals improve, and holding weak principals accountable for poor performance.

Problems are discussed and resolved rather than treated as personal insults.

But even if such parables are taken to be revealed (rather than treated as useful fictions), can the recommended attitudes be sustained in total isolation from specifiable beliefs about the object of the attitudes?

It's imperative to give it the importance it deserves, rather than treating it as a larger version of the consumer market, or a smaller version of the large enterprise market.

The campaign encourages people to actually meet with migrants and listen to their stories, rather than treat them as statistics clouded by negative stereotypes.

The thing about the placenta is that it can work even if it's slightly larger in size and not in its optimum position so even if the doctor finds something problematic with the size or position, he / she would just look to monitor it more closely rather than treating as a severe problem on its own.

Really successful social networking - based campaigns generally seem to work with the strengths of the medium rather than treating it as just another broadcast tool — organizers engage their friends and followers one - on - one and at length, fostering commitment among (at times) relatively small but strong groups.

re-engagement of people in politics, allowing them to take and use power for themselves rather than treating them as passive consumers;

In finding novel ways to commingle church and state, NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat, has carved himself a niche as a more inclusive kind of liberal, one who is willing to embrace religious groups rather than treat them as adversaries.

The finding backs arguments for conserving savannah and forest elephants separately, rather than treating them as one species.

When the layers have thicknesses below the wavelength of visible light — 400 - 700 nanometers — they interact with its wave properties rather than treating it as a straight ray.

«I encourage my clients to indulge in sweet foods occasionally, rather than treating them as everyday foods.»

Patients «still will need to take something when they get a migraine attack, but this is the first designer medication to prevent migraine rather than treat as needed,» he said.

Rather than treating it as a place - filler, I instead encourage you to think of it more as an executive summary, that one thing that really summarizes you.

«It is important to learn to welcome reporters rather than treat them as adversaries; reporters often are looking for sources with whom they can work.»

But embracing the technology and using it for learning — rather than treating it as contraband — may actually enhance the educational experience for students who are otherwise not engaged, educators say.

Proposition 58 seeks to overturn this flaw in the system and build upon the natural assets of English language learners — their home language and culture — as the foundation for their education, rather than treating it as a deficit.

Again, this depends on management... they still need to recognise the potential value in granting it more autonomy, rather than treating it as simply a fertiliser sales & marketing unit.

At the end of the session you can even give the puppy a special toy such as a food filled Kong ® rather than a treat as a substitute for the one you are taking away.

I think storytelling through games is much more effective if you can marshal all the different components to work as a whole, rather than treating them as separate entities slapped together.

But what I found so appealing about Champs is that it presented these options in the spirit of experimentation rather than treating them as do - or - die decisions.

This integrated approach will save LADWP customers money by using one objective to meet another, rather than treating them as siloed objectives.

The correct way to caclulate the actual forcing from a given albedo model would be to take the difference between the model with unchanged insolation and that with changed insolation, rather than treating it all as being a consequence of the drift in seasonal insolation.

I am surprised that one would not combine multiple cores from the same tree before using them in a chronology rather than treating them as separate trees.

And the studies that do exist tend to dwell paternally on the legal needs of SRLs and would - be SRLs, rather than treat them as uniquely situated to offer good ideas for improving the structures and processes of the justice system.

While the bass is punchy and the Solo 3 Wireless have plenty of energy, the flat mid-range leaves them less sophisticated and involving than some cheaper sets, particularly if you actually listen to music rather than treating it as an incidental soundtrack to your life.

To understand how and why these collaborations occur, and how and why they can fall apart, we need a better comprehension of the particular processes and people involved, rather than treating them all as uniform.

I also place a Bible and other deovtionals close by the bed to encourage spiritual growth:) Lastly, when we have guests, rather than treating them as guests, we always try to include them as family members.

Not exact matches

At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas earlier this month, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler signaled that he would heed President Obama's call to preserve net neutrality — that is, treat broadband internet service providers as utilities (subject to more rigorous regulation than previously) to maintain equal access for all to the internet.

Another culture that treats women as less than men (such that female infanticide still happens regularly), India, nevertheless, finds females in 30 percent of programming jobs, compared with 21 percent in the U.S.

However, any rebound is initially treated as a rally rather than a trend change because the downside resistance features are very strong.

When people are treated more than is absolutely necessary, it's easy to mess something up — a widely known problem known as «overtreatment.»

The poll, which surveyed more than 1,000 U.S. adults, found that 52 percent of Americans say men do not treat women equally in the workplace while 61 percent of women say that their male counterparts fail to treat them as equals.

The key to achieve greatness lies in one's ability to treat each mistake as a lesson, rather than a crushing defeat, and view failure not as a «game over» sign, but rather, as a tool on the journey to even greater heights.

Hoffman credits Joi Ito, director of the MIT Media Lab, for the term «extended intelligence,» or «treating intelligence as a network phenomenon and using A.I. to enhance, rather than replace, human intelligence.»

David Poole, a UBC computer science professor who specializes in artificial intelligence, explains that Watson and Siri treat the Internet as part of their brains, and consequently know more than any human ever could.

Rather than providing rules or scripts, you should ask them to treat the customer as they themselves would like to be treated — surely the highest standard.

I see employees treated as «second class citizens» more often than I see them treated as royalty!

North Americans now spend more on pet accessories than they do on children's toys, and they treat their pets «as actual family,» says Little.

«The Court takes no joy in reaching or declaring this conclusion, nor should anyone else treat the conclusion as anything other than disappointing and sobering,» the judge wrote.

If you treat the writing as a fun brainstorm on a living document rather than a daunting exercise, your effort will be inspiring!

Economists treat parental leave, both for women and men, as a simple cost - benefit problem: in theory, at least, if a woman's wage is greater than the cost of replacing her in the home, then she should spend her time working and hire someone else to care for her children.

But, as inevitable problems arise, the older and more experienced investors treat these things as business as usual: problems to be dealt with rather than major catastrophes that are about to kill the company.

When people empathize with your journey, they're more likely to appreciate and celebrate your results and treat your success as an inspiration, rather than a source of distress.

His vision treats management more as an art than a science.

And he treats each worker as an individual, trying to find a way to make them work within the system rather than force them into a specific role.

The IRS treats cryptocurrencies as property rather than a currency.

Aspiring speakers are entering the field earlier than ever, no longer treating the profession as a third or fourth act after years spent amassing expertise and life experiences.

«People now expect more and more humanity from cars, rather than just treating it as a tool,» explained Guangzhou Automobile Group (gnzuf) vice president and head of design, Zhang Fan.