“…For meaningful change to occur, the industry needs a culture shift -- a dedicated effort to provide equal opportunities to allow all employees to thrive, regardless of gender…”

“…The book is intended for an audience interested in gender equality and the recognition of women's historical contributions…”

“…This book on clinical practice really gives depth and body to the theory. But equally importantly, it gives much valuable information on actual clinical work. …”

“…These capabilities will call for a mix of forces somewhat different from those fielded today as well as new concepts and technologies. Equally challenging will be the tasks of training/advising friendly forces and protecting forces and interests around the world…”

“…A multifaceted writer whose experiments at the boundaries of genre have never been equaled, Alexander Puškin is, moreover, an ever-evolving cultural myth; his works have served as a safe haven in troubled times for the Russian intelligentsia for nearly two centuries…”

“…One of the most challenging organizations to lead is one in which many people in the organization are nominally equal to the top leader. Leaders these days need to persuade all kinds of people up and down their organizations and lead them not by the iron fist or any of the classical leadership approaches"--Resource description page…”

“…Each contributor guides the reader through the thinking that they engaged in as they decided what to do, often with considerable frankness about the difficulties involved. The File will be of equal value to experienced practitioners and students alike…”

“…Designed for an undergraduate course on the 16-bit microprocessor and Pentium processor, the book provides a detailed analysis of the x86 family architecture while laying equal emphasis on its programming and interfacing attributes. …”

“…Perhaps a distant echo of the debates around Augustine’s concept of original sin, Isaac starts with an idea of God as immutable and unchangeable, whose love for the human race as his creation is equally universal and unconditional, and does not make differences on grounds of individual deeds. …”

“…This book explores the field of victimology, focusing on human rights and equality. It examines various aspects of victimization, including the rights of women, children, and the elderly, and discusses legal and social frameworks aimed at preventing and addressing violence. …”

“…"This text is differentiated from the many other healthcare delivery texts available in that it gives equal attention to the parties that pay for health care, the parties that provide healthcare, and the parties that produce the products used in healthcare. …”

“…How do students in teacher education relate to the question of sex and equality? How do you communicate values and ethics in kindergarten? …”

“…By interlacing legal and linguistic approaches, the book aims at unraveling challenges and criticisms surrounding the use of the language which are likely to impair and violate the constitutional and supranational principle of equality and non-discrimination. Despite the variety of implications and the specifics of each language, the book chooses to hinge more broadly on the Italian and German languages, unified by being both examples of “gendered languages”…”

“…We’ll also use an example-based consumer report related to financial services, and specifically--student loan data, to see if we can find opportunities that not only improve overall customer experience, but also are equally innovative in terms of making the idea profitable…”

“…Primary research papers published by the journal represent significant advances in preventing, diagnosing or treating human disease of relevance to a specialized field. The journal is equally interested in publishing in well-established as well as emerging areas of medicine and public health…”

“…In theory, it promised equality and freedom for all. In practice, it spawned inegalitarian, authoritarian and, in some instances, monstrous regimes in East Europe. …”
Sumario

“…Relationships necessarily include others, but equally they have boundaries that exclude. Frequently these boundaries are challenged or crossed. …”